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Here is what authorities know about the attack, which left 50 people dead and scores wounded.
Mateen, 29, was a body builder and a security guard, a religious man who once wanted to become a police officer.
MICHAEL A. COHEN
This is the America we have, as a nation, chosen to live in ? one in which mass shootings are a regular, depressing occurrence and nothing is done to stop them.
EDITORIAL
The common thread in too many mass shootings is the availability of powerful semiautomatic weapons that serve no purpose but to kill.
?In many ways it?s searching for a needle in the haystack,? said one top lawmaker.
People huddled outside an Orlando hotel late Sunday, hoping for news ? any news.
Adrian Walker
It?s time to stop politicizing tragedy and find unity on fighting terrorism.
Round after round was fired and people started dropping: some in panic, some because they were wounded, others because they were dead.
Mina Justice was sound asleep when she received the first text from her son, who was in the club where a gunman opened fire, killing 50.
Fifty people were killed and 53 were wounded Sunday in what was the deadliest shooting in US history.
Omar Mateen made a 911 call before the attack in which he cited the 2013 blasts on Boylston Street.
Donald Trump said President Obama should step down after he ?disgracefully refused to even say the words ?Radical Islam? ? when speaking about the massacre.
But Lin-Manuel Miranda?s blockbuster musical about the Founding Fathers fell short of the record for most Tonys (12) held by ?The Producers.??
The star and creator of ??Hamilton,?? read a sonnet onstage on Sunday, referencing tragedy and urging ??love and love and love.??
Attorneys for the woman assert that the school knew about, and did not object to, a controversial legal tactic.
The college is behind a broad-based effort to streamline how artists get paid for their work.
GE says it wants to hire the software programmers and other digital talent who are the backbone of the innovation economy.
Officials say privatization of warehouse operations could lead to major improvements to the T?s maintenance work.
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Valuable properties owned by a pair of charities were peddled to the Roxbury family?s businesses under highly favorable terms.
The Vermont senator said he will make decisions about his campaign?s future after that.
Donald Trump is gearing up for what he hopes will be a blockbuster sequel to the state?s primary: Trump Takes New Hampshire, Part Two.
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The rookie lefthander from BC kept the Red Sox in check Sunday.
An exercise included simulated explosions and realistic-sounding gunshots.
OPINION | GREGORY M. HEREK
LGBT people are still widely considered legitimate targets for violence, even while much of the population shows increasing acceptance of them.
It?s that time of year when accomplishments are celebrated and summer vacations start.
Sidney Crosby was named the Conn Smythe winner as Pittsburgh claimed its fourth title.
The Rev. Eugene Rivers told worshipers to ?make sure? that the death of a high school student ?was not in vain.?
The Socially Liberal and Fiscally Conservative PAC will operate out of the former governor?s Boston lobbying firm.
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According to statistics from the National Insurance Crime Bureau.
Attackers used an ambulance and two other vehicles to target the coastal city of Sirte, killing at least one Libyan soldier.
Prices for in-home and nursing home care are leaving thousands of Massachusetts seniors with sticker shock.
The recent slump of sequels at the box office ended with the horror film follow-up that topped weekend ticket sales.
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Many New Hampshire Republicans are concerned about Donald Trump?s nearly non-existent Granite State campaign.
More than 200 victims. At least 90 legal claims. At least 67 private schools in New England. This is the story of hundreds of students sexually abused by staffers, and emerging from decades of silence today.
?Spotlight? is based on the stories and the reporters behind the investigation of sexual abuse in the Catholic Church.
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