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Trump endorses guns for teachers to stop shootings

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Top News Stories Trump endorses guns for teachers to stop shootings The president also tells Florida shooting survivors he supports calls for improved background checks. Venezuela's Maduro wants 'mega-election' amid opposition boycott Nicolás Maduro calls for more elections to be added to April's vote amid an opposition boycott. Israel foiled 'plane terror plot' in Australia PM Benjamin Netanyahu says his nation halted an "unimaginable slaughter" last year. Father of Florida shooting victim to Trump: 'I'm pissed' Andrew Pollack - whose daughter Meadow died in Parkland - vented his anger to the president. Nigeria Boko Haram: Some missing girls 'rescued' after school attack Some of the 100 girls thought to have been abducted in Nigeria have been found, officials say. Sport De Gea helps Man Utd earn creditable draw in first leg at Sevilla David de Gea's stunning first-half save helps Manchester United claim a creditable draw at Sevilla in the first leg of their Champions League last-16 tie. GB lose tie-breaker and miss out on men's curling semi-finals Great Britain's men's curling team are out of the Winter Olympics after losing a tie-breaker against Switzerland. Winter Olympics: David Wise defends men's ski halfpipe title American freestyle skier David Wise holds his nerve to defend his Olympic halfpipe title in Pyeongchang. Top Videos Father of Florida shooting victim to Trump: 'I'm pissed' How Venezuelans stave off hunger amidst a food crisis School shooting survivor's tearful plea Evangelist Billy Graham in his own words

Magazine 'I took my wife's name - and then the hassle began' Two men describe the difficulties they experienced when they took their wife's last name. Business Ford executive leaves over inappropriate behaviour The car giant says US chief Raj Nair's actions were "inconsistent with the company's code of conduct". Federal Reserve policymakers more confident about economy Minutes from the Federal Reserve's January meeting will fuel debate over whether US interest rates should rise. Technology Samsung Galaxy S9 smartphone images leaked by MWC app Images of the firm's forthcoming flagship phone are revealed ahead of its Barcelona debut on Sunday. Twitter bot purge prompts backlash Some users claim right-wing beliefs have been discriminated against by the crackdown.

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