KABUL, Afghanistan — A man in an Afghan army uniform opened fire on a group of Americans at a base in the south of the country, killing a U.S. soldier and wounding another, an Afghan military spokesman said Monday. Spokesman Gen. Mohammad Zahir Azimi said the gunman was also killed in the shootout on Sunday. “Right now, an investigation is going on to determine whether he really was a soldier or someone using an army uniform. And if he was a soldier, what caused the shooting,” Azimi said. Read full article > >

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Gunman in Afghan army uniform kills US soldier on base in south, Afghan military says

LAHORE, Pakistan — Since January, when a CIA contractor shot two Pakistanis to death on the streets of the country’s second-largest city, life has moved on for the main protagonists in what became the first of several low points this year in U.S.-Pakistani relations.  But the incident remains a gaping wound for one Pakistani family. In the commotion that followed the shooting, a U.S. Consulate vehicle rushing to the scene struck and killed Abbad ur-Rehman, a 32-year-old shop owner who was riding his motorcycle to work. Read full article > >

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In Raymond Davis case, justice for some

D.C. police found Bobby L. Jackson early in the morning of June 25, slumped over dead and unarmed in a lawn chair after being shot in the back at least seven times. Many more shell casings were scattered nearby. More than two months after the shooting, police have no strong suspects. Nobody in the neighborhood, a tightly packed hamlet of small homes, called 911 until almost an hour after the shots were fired, law enforcement sources say, hampering efforts to make quick arrests or gather leads. Canvassing the neighborhood has yielded little useful information. Read full article > >

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Police seek leads in June killing

A massive manhunt was underway early Saturday for two men suspected in the shooting of an off-duty sheriff’s deputy in Oklahoma.

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Oklahoma deputy shot; 2 men sought

Jared L. Loughner appeared at a hearing in the courthouse where one of the victims killed in the shooting, John M. Roll, had served as a judge.

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In Tucson, Loughner Enters Plea: Not Guilty

A firearms officer involved in the shooting of barrister Mark Saunders is to face misconduct action over a “crass remark” he made to a senior officer.

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Siege officer misconduct action

Mexico’s army says it has detained a suspect in the shooting death last week of US immigration agent Jaime Zapata.

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Mexico arrest in US agent killing

Mexico’s army says it has detained a suspect in the shooting death last week of US immigration agent Jaime Zapata.

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Mexico arrest in US agent killing

Authorities in Florida arrested a 16-year-old boy and intend to charge him with first degree murder in the shooting death of St. Petersburg police Officer David Crawford.

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Teen arrested in fatal police shooting

Most of the 13 people wounded in the shooting had health insurance, but the spiraling costs were on their minds.

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For Tucson Survivors, Health Care Cost Is Concern

The United States demanded the release of an American official charged in the shooting deaths of two Pakistanis who is being held in police custody.

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U.S. Seeks Release of Official in Pakistan

A US consular official is facing murder charges after the shooting of two motorcyclists on a busy street in the Pakistani city of Lahore, police say.

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US man on Pakistan murder charge

As the days pass since the shooting spree, Arizona appears to be slipping back into its old ways.

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Political Memo: Talk of Bipartisan Progress Fading in Arizona

People at the nation’s largest gun trade show rejected suggestions of a connection between the shooting rampage in Tucson and gun control legislation.

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In an Ocean of Firearms, Tucson Is Far Away

Jared Lougher, the man accused of fatally shooting six and wounding 13 others in Tucson, was indicted by a federal grand jury Wednesday. Loughner, who shot and critically wounded Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in the shooting, was charged with attempting to…

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Federal Grand Jury Indicts Loughner