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Oklahoma authorities have named Dennis Rader, also known as the BTK serial killer,as the prime suspect in multiple unsolved missing persons and murder cases mdash; and on Wednesd
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AUSTIN, Texas -- Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has vowed to address school violence and safety in the wake of another mass school shooting. But Abbott s call to
adidas originals do more than just pray for the victims comes in a state that has fully embraced its gun culture and resisted previous attempts to scale it back. Earlier this month at the National Rifle Associati
af1 on s annual meeting in Dallas, Abbott himself said, The problem is not guns. The problem is hearts without God. It is homes without discipline and communities without values. The killing of eight students and two teachers last week at Santa Fe High School prompted the governor to call a series of roundtable discussions on school safety, starting
converse Tuesday in Austin. Abbott said the discussions will include lawmakers, educators, students, parents, gun-rights advocates and shooting survivors. The first one features officials from school districts that arm some teachers or contract with local police for security. I am seeking the best solutions to make our schools more secure and to keep our communities safe, Abbott said. But few expect the meetings to result in any major push for new gun restrictions, especially in a state where more than 1.2 million people are licensed to carry handguns and are allowed to openly carry them in public if they wish. New details emerge about heroism during Sant
