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

Among the many traces left on the Internet by Jared L. Loughner, the man charged with the shooting spree in Tucson, were postings that reveal a deeply troubled individual.

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In an Online Gaming World, Tucson Suspect Gave Hints of Problems

A week after the shooting in Tucson, a sprawling gun show at the county fairgrounds was to go forward and the Safeway supermarket where the shooting occurred reopened for business.

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Site of Shooting in Tucson Reopens

President Obama addressed a nation traumatized by the shooting, calling for an end to partisan recriminations.

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News Analysis: Facing Challenge, Obama Returns to Unity Theme

President Obama addressed more than 14,000 Wednesday at a memorial service in Tucson, Arizona, urging civility in the wake of the shooting rampage that killed six and wounded 13 others, including Re. Gabrielle Giffords. “We can be better,” Obama said….

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Obama: ‘We Can Be Better’

Whether Jared Lee Loughner is mentally ill or not, federal judges in Arizona have determined the only way for the shooting suspect to get a fair trial is to bring in a judge from outside the state. Judge Larry A. Burns, from Southern California, has…

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Calif. Judge to Hear Loughner Case

In the wake of the shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and the killing of six other people in Tucson, Arizona, Saturday, CNN Opinion contributors have offered a variety of perspectives.

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Shootings spur debate on discourse

A White House official said Monday that President Obama will travel on Wednesday to Tucson, Arizona, the scene of the shooting rampage that left six people dead and critically injured Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords. The president is navigating…

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Obama Heads to Tucson on Wednesday

In Tucson’s first rush hour since the shooting, talk radio hosts denied that their heated rhetoric had played a role.

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Talk Radio Hosts Reject Blame in Shooting

President Obama will lead a moment of silence to memorialize the victims of the shooting Saturday in Arizona. The moment of silence will be Monday morning on the South Lawn of the White House. “It will be a time for us to come together as a nation in…

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Obama to Lead Moment of Silence

Jared Lee Loughner, the 22-year-old suspected of perpetrating the shooting rampage that left Rep. Gabrielle Giffords in the ICU and six others dead, appears to have had a long fixation on his congresswoman. A safe in his home contained a form letter…

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AZ Suspect Was Obsessed With Giffords

The political rhetoric of the country must be changed to prevent acts of domestic terrorism. In the aftermath of the shooting of 19 people in an attempted assassination of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, D-Ariz., Countdown’s Keith Olbermann reminds Americans that “violence, or the threat of violence, has no place in our democracy.”