Four killed at Bend, Oregon elementary school before armed bystander stops teen gunman
US News9 min

Four killed at Bend, Oregon elementary school before armed bystander stops teen gunman

Four victims died at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, before an armed bystander shot and killed the sixteen-year-old gunman. In Washington, the Justice Department has sued California to block roughly twenty thousand mail-in ballots from alleged noncitizens, while President Trump halted a Pentagon plan to publicly broadcast the execution of Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan. Meanwhile, national measles cases have topped four thousand as state and federal officials clash over outbreak response and death counts.

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An armed bystander shot and killed a teen gunman inside an Oregon elementary school.

Federal officials delivered a password-protected USB drive while demanding California block twenty thousand mail-in ballots.

Donald Trump canceled a Pentagon plan to publicly broadcast the Fort Hood shooter's upcoming execution.

The United States is battling its largest measles outbreak since nineteen ninety-one with over four thousand cases.

September's three point seven percent inflation rate has fueled market expectations of another Federal Reserve rate hike.

In this episode
  1. 01Intro1 min
  2. 02Four killed at Bend, Oregon elementary school before armed bystander stops teen gunman — what happened2 min
  3. 03Four killed at Bend, Oregon elementary school before armed bystander stops teen gunman — why it matters and what comes next2 min
  4. 04Justice Department sues California to block 20,000 mail ballots it calls likely noncitizen1 min
  5. 05Trump cancels Pentagon plan to livestream Fort Hood shooter's execution1 min
  6. 06Where things stand1 min
  7. 07Measles spreads in Minnesota and Pennsylvania as US cases top 4,000 this year2 min
  8. 08Outro1 min
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