Orlando nightclub massacre

On June 12, 2016, 49 people enjoying a night out in Pulse club never came home. The massacre brought terror to Orlando’s LGBT community as Omar Mateen opened fire in a devastating massacre.

Wife of the Pulse nightclub attacker Omar Mateen was arrested and charged with obstruction of justice. The FBI concluded Noor Salman was not telling the truth about her husband’s plans for the June 2016 rampage.

Victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida won’t have to pay for their medical care, the two hospitals that treated them announced. Yet first responders suffering psychological trauma from that night won’t receive workers’ compensation.

Was the Orlando shooter’s father invited to a Clinton rally by somebody high up in her campaign as “a signal to immigrant musses to support her,” or was it just a gaffe, and the whole story a “tempest in a teapot”?

Membership of pro-gun LGBT groups has surged in the wake of the Orlando LGBT nightclub massacre that left 49 dead and many injured.

The FBI conducted more than 2.1 million background checks for firearm purchases in June, about a 40 percent increase on the same month last year. If the current pace keeps up, 2016 is set to be a banner year for background checks.