Video: US elementary school installs indoor bulletproof shelters after Florida massacre

13:20, March 03, 2018

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  What's in play in Washington after Florida school shooting

  Photo: ReutersUS President Donald Trump, a Republican who has frequently pledged support for gun rights, is considering some changes to gun laws and other safety measures after the Feb. 14 mass shooting at a Florida high school that killed 17 people.Here are the proposals in play for Trump, who faces pressure to act from student activists pushing for tougher gun

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  After Parkland, even idle school threats get tough response

  Fifteen students in one Florida school district are facing felony charges and prison time for making alleged threats since the Margery Stoneman Douglas High School massacre. Meanwhile, an autistic Minnesota high school student whose alleged threat led to a six-hour lockdown is in juvenile court and has received an outpouring of sympathy.The Feb. 14 killings of 17 people in Parkland,

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  Trump processes Fla. students’ grief as president, parent

  Once again, it was the images of children that propelled President Donald Trump to act.Trump spent the first days after the Feb. 14 school shooting in Florida fixated on the grieving and anguished students and parents.While at his Florida estate for the long weekend after the shooting, Trump studied the students’ appeals on cable news, listened to their accounts during