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When asked if the shooting indicated a need to revisit gun laws, Trump replied that the shooting "has little to do with it" and that an armed guard might have been able to stop the gunman "immediately."Read more 211

We received over 2,000+ messages and comments filled with hate,"" Garcia told KNXV in a message. She says despite the ""haters and trolls,"" they are still standing tall thanks to women who saw their photo and commented saying, ""finally, a body that looks like mine"" or ""this photo saved me"" or ""I struggle with my body image and this made me feel so much less alone."" Garcia says, ""Those comments are messages [that] make it all worth it!"" " 636

We are overwhelmed by the outpouring of support, love and prayers we have received for Jeremiah. To know that he touched so many lives and was loved by so many people, means so much during this difficult time. We are forever grateful to his American Addiction Centers family. Jeremiah loved working at AAC and helping others get into treatment at the same company that saved his life years ago. Knowing he was able to share his recovery journey and make a difference brought him great joy. We continue to hear stories about the countless lives he touched, and even saved, because of the work he did every day and the support he gave to those battling this disease. Jeremiah’s death is a reminder that addiction does not discriminate, and for the millions of people who live with this disease, it is a lifelong battle. We must continue the fight in Jeremiah’s memory. 866

U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) said he feels "sadness for the victims and their families" but is angry that politicians "refuse to pass sensible gun-safety laws to protect our communities." "We are still learning about the attack in Dayton and we don’t know exactly what, if anything, could have prevented this specific tragedy," Brown said. "But we know thoughts and prayers are not enough, we have a responsibility to act." Cincinnati Mayor John Cranley also praised first responders in a Facebook post early Sunday."Today is a reminder that there is evil in the world, but there is good too, and it starts with the Dayton police, who stopped shooter in 1 minute," Cranley wrote.The first on-the-scene reports came from social media shortly after the shooting. In one video, backlit by flashing blue and red lights, 818

Under the name Queen Carter, the albums "Have Your Way" and "Back Up, Rewind" appeared on Spotify and Apple Music, featuring demos, previously released songs and unreleased tracks by Beyonce. Hours later, they were removed. 223

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