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Watch Live: Buffalo Mayor Speaks Following Mass Shooting
Mayor Byron Brown and Garnell Whitfield hold a news conference following Saturday's mass shooting at a Tops supermarket. Mr. Whitfield, the former Buffalo fire commissioner, lost his mother in the mass shooting.
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Watch Live: Family of Buffalo Shooting Victim Delivers Remarks
The family of Ruth Whitfield, who was killed along with nine others in a mass shooting at a Tops supermarket, attends a news conference with the civil rights lawyer Benjamin Crump.
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Buffalo Shooting Suspect Had Exam for Mental Health in '21, Police Say
Commissioner Joseph A. Gramaglia of the Buffalo Police Department said that the State Police referred Payton S. Gendron for a mental health evaluation last year after he made a threat at a high school.
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Sweden Says It Will Vote to Join NATO
Swedish Prime Minister Magdalena Andersson said the Nordic nation would end 200 years of neutrality and apply for membership to NATO.
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President Biden Delivers Remarks on Buffalo Mass Shooting
The president condemned the mass shooting and described the attack as a 'racially motivated act of white supremacy' during remarks at the National Peace Officers' memorial service.
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Watch Live: Buffalo Mayor Provides Update on Mass Shooting
Byron Brown, the mayor of Buffalo, and law enforcement officials speak near the site of a vigil for victims of the mass shooting that left 10 dead and three others injured.
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Gunman Arrested After Shooting at Buffalo Supermarket Leaves 10 Dead
The police said the gunman, whom they described as an 18-year-old white man from outside the city, was motivated by racism. He appeared in court hours after the shooting and pleaded not guilty to charges of first-degree murder.
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Watch Live: Officials Provide Update on Buffalo Supermarket Shooting
The police provide an update after a gunman opened fire at a grocery store in Buffalo.
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New Delhi Fire Leaves Dozens Dead
A fire at a commercial building in India's capital left at least 27 people dead, most of whom were assembly line workers, according to local officials.
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Trust at the Supreme Court Is 'Gone Forever,' Justice Thomas Says
Justice Clarence Thomas described the leak of a draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade as 'kind of an infidelity' that has destroyed trust among the members of the Supreme Court.