US EditionPresident Trump on Brown University shooting: 'What a terrible thing'
The shooting at Brown University during finals left at least two dead and eight critically injured, with the suspect still at large, officials said.
- President Donald Trump, fully briefed Saturday night, said he has been informed on the deadly Brown University shooting and called it `What a terrible thing it is`.
- Students at Brown were taking final exams when the shooting occurred around 4 p.m. on the Ivy League school’s campus during finals.
- Officials reported at least two people died and eight people injured, many critically, in the Brown University shooting on Saturday.
- A suspect was not in custody Saturday evening, and the suspect remained at large into Saturday evening, leaving authorities without custody.
- Offering condolences, Trump urged prayer for victims and those very badly hurt, describing the shooting as a shame to the public on Saturday night.
39 Articles
39 Articles
Democrat Senator Makes Disgusting Comment Blaming Brown University Shooting on President Trump
It did not take long for the left to start making sick comments blaming yesterday’s shooting at Brown University at the feet of President Trump, even though the bodies are still warm and no suspect has been named.
BREAKING: Multiple K*lled in Mass Shooting at Brown University — President Trump Responds * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Kaley
This is a developing story. Another horrific mass shooting has just occurred — this time at Brown University, a private liberal arts school in Rhode Island. Multiple people were shot when a gunman reportedly opened fire during final exams near the university’s engineering building. At least two were killed, with eight more in critical condition at the hospital. Some reports are indicating that at least 20 victims in total were injured during the…
Brown university shooting kills two; Trump calls it ‘a terrible thing,’ urges prayers
U.S. President Donald Trump was briefed on a shooting at Brown University in Rhode Island on Saturday, December 13, where two people were killed and eight were critically injured. Returning from the Army-Navy football game, he called the incident "terrible" and urged prayers for the victims. Police continue to search for the shooter, who targeted the Barus & Holley engineering building during exams, according to Providence Mayor Brett Smiley.
Giffords Urges Congress to Act Before Brown U Shooting Details Known
Gun control activist Gabby Giffords responded to news of the shooting at Brown University by urging Congress to act before specific details in the incident were known. Breitbart News reported that the shooting occurred shortly after 4:00 p.m., leaving two The post Gabby Giffords Calls Congress to Act Before Details of Brown University Shooting Known appeared first on Breitbart.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 78% of the sources are Center
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
