WDBJ shooting
Alison Parker's father says he doesn't want the country to sit back and let him grieve -- he wants action.
"The peacefulness of our community was shattered."
"They were just bright and shining stars who brought so much joy."
The tabloid's cover touched a raw nerve with readers.
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“He shot three white people today. Why is that not a hate crime?”
Everytown For Gun Safety wants the attack to be an "Eric Garner" moment for gun control.
The network moved the finale out of respect to the victims and their families.
A recent Twitter update is meant to force viewers to see video advertisements, but there's no opt-out button for violent content.
"We're hurt enough that we want to express our anger."