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"You expect us to keep doing this over and over again, forgive and forget," said Garnell Whitfield, a former fire commissioner who lost his mother, Ruth Whitfield, in Saturday's mass shooting in Buffalo. https://t.co/tv6JKjSXuT https://t.co/6Ev0vaUlzq

Erdogan says Swedish, Finnish delegations should not bother coming to Turkey https://t.co/XsvMiYg4rO https://t.co/gmteavuQST

Attorney Ben Crump, who is representing the family of an 86-year-old grandmother that was killed in Saturday's mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, is calling for those who radicalize white supremacists to be held accountable. https://t.co/4KWK8PjFYN https://t.co/yDwLV5kkze

White House chief medical adviser Dr. Anthony Fauci said he would not continue to serve in his role if Donald Trump were elected to a second term as president. https://t.co/K0KB49A8ic

Prices at the pump continue to shatter records.⁠ ⁠ According to AAA, the average is already above $5 a gallon in four states: California, Washington, Nevada and Hawaii. Oregon is just a penny away.⁠ ⁠ Read more at the link in bio.

A group of neighborhood kids came together to help teach a little boy how to ride his bike. The boy's mom captured the footage — and it might be the most wholesome thing you'll see all day. ❤️ https://t.co/bh7GcUbKuw

Rep. Liz Cheney, Republican of Wyoming and a former House member of GOP leadership, called out her party’s leaders Monday for enabling the spread of white nationalism after a gunman who believed racist ideology killed 10 people at a Buffalo supermarket. https://t.co/XbZkfndStm https://t.co/kPb9WmFD1U

Authorities: Gunman in deadly attack at California church was Chinese immigrant motivated by hate for Taiwanese

Erdogan says Swedish, Finnish delegations should not bother coming to Turkey

Hundreds of Ukrainian fighters holed up in Azovstal steel plant in Mariupol for over two months have left, senior Ukrainian official says https://t.co/hIjqHkETmS

McDonald's to leave Russia for good after 30 years https://t.co/yRYsxAO1m2

BREAKING: Video obtained exclusively by ABC News shows police detaining Buffalo mass shooting suspect. https://abcn.ws/3Ng7QkZ

JUST IN: The mass shooting at a Taiwanese church in California was a "politically motivated hate incident," the Orange County sheriff says. https://t.co/E9tZIURPbb

The Buffalo grocery store shooting victims included a grandmother, an activist, a substitute teacher, and a retired police officer. 10 people were killed Saturday when a shooter opened fire inside a Buffalo, New York, grocery store. Three others were wounded and are expected to survive. Most of the victims were Black, and authorities are considering hate crime and terrorism charges for the 18-year-old suspect. Tap the link in bio to read more.

When a wildfire tore through drought-stricken towns near Boulder, Colo., late last year, it reminded Americans that fire risk is changing. It didn’t matter that it was winter. It didn’t matter that many of the more than 1,000 homes and other structures lost sat in suburban subdivisions, not forested enclaves. The old rules no longer applied. A new analysis reveals for the first time that a broad swath of the country, not typically associated with wildfires, is already under threat. Nearly 80 million properties in the United States stand a significant chance of exposure to fire, according to a model built by the nonprofit First Street Foundation. In the next few decades, many people will face greater danger than they do now. See the risk for your Zip code through the interactive map by tapping the link in our bio.