Stephen Paddock

Las Vegas massacre: California student sues hotel, concert promoter and bump stock manufacturers

A California student injured in the Las Vegas massacre has filed a lawsuit against a hotel, concert promoter and bump stock manufacturers, claiming that they were all liable.

Las Vegas sheriff says lessons learnt from 26/11 Mumbai attack helped prevent a thousand deaths

A handful of quick-thinking Las Vegas police officers may have prevented a thousand deaths after they stormed a hotel and killed the lone shooter, a Las Vegas sheriff said

Las Vegas attack: FBI searches shooter Stephen Paddock's Nevada home for the second time

Federal investigators returned to search the home of Las Vegas gunman Stephen Paddock on Sunday

Las Vegas shooting was not an act of terror, say police: Is 'terrorist' label selectively applied to Indian Muslims?

A few days ago, an American in Las Vegas killed 58 strangers at a concert. He shot into the crowd for over an hour and wounded over 500 people.

Las Vegas shooting: 'Remembrance garden' helps heal wounds of scarred communities

Far from the Las Vegas Strip and its flashy hotels, a small healing park opened on Friday in the north of Las Vegas, as communities shaken by Sunday's horrific mass shooting join together to grieve.

Las Vegas shooter may have been planning other attacks, including a car bombing, say authorities

Authorities looking into the Las Vegas attacks are looking into the possibility that gunman Stephen Paddock planned additional attacks, including a car bombing.

Las Vegas shooting spurs US lawmakers to bolster efforts to ban devices used by Stephen Paddock

US lawmakers bolstered efforts on Friday to ban devices used by the Las Vegas shooter to make his guns fire faster, while the National Rifle Association unexpectedly urged federal officials to review the legality of such modifications.

Las Vegas shooting: Gunman Stephen Paddock booked Chicago hotel during Lollapalooza music festival in August

The gunman who carried out the worst mass shooting in recent US history in Las Vegas had booked a Chicago hotel overlooking the Lollapalooza music festival in August

Gun control problems not unique to US; firearm-related violence is spreading even across India

Available data seems to indicate that parts of India, particularly New Delhi, are going the same way as the United States in terms of gun control.

Las Vegas shooting aftermath: Demand for 'bump stock' device used by shooter increases; gun company stocks rise

Increased interest in bump stocks echoed the spike in gun sales, as gun owners become concerned about stiffer gun control laws.