Authorities believe the suspect, identified as Patrick Crusius, posted an anti-immigrant diatribe online, but are still gathering evidence to prove it, officials said.
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Nine people in Ohio have been killed in the second mass shooting in the U.S. in less than 24 hours, and the suspected shooter is also deceased, police said
Cities have become a magnet for young, educated workers, and many urban neighborhoods have become coveted places. Even in Detroit, long a symbol of blight, urban spaces are roaring back.
Supporters cheered and opponents were incensed when the president criticized Baltimore and other cities as dangerous and "broken." But as for those in the middle, one suburban pastor said: "They're watching and they want to do what is right."
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In his first public remarks since President Trump launched a Twitter attack on Baltimore, Rep. Elijah Cummings (D-Md.) urged that investments be made in the city.
The Camp Fire in November led to a 20 percent population spike in Chico in mere hours. Now the city is grappling with rising crime rates, bad traffic and a housing shortage.
Internet users in Africa now outnumber the U.S. population by some estimates, but reaching that exploding market is among the continent's most pressing business challenges.
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