At Least 14 Dead in California Shooting, Two Suspects Killed  —  At least 14 people were killed and two suspects were dead Wednesday after up to three people on a mission that authorities described as “possibly terrorism” barged into a holiday party in a California conference room and unleashed a bloodbath.

Male and Female Suspects Killed After Mass Shooting That Left 14 Dead, 17 Wounded  —  Fourteen people were killed and 17 wounded after shooters armed with long guns opened fire inside the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino Wednesday, and a two suspects were killed in a later shootout with officers after a police pursuit.

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Active shooter reported in San Bernardino, California  —  Reports of multiple victims in San Bernardino shooting  —  (CNN)Police in San Bernardino, California, tweeted a warning Wednesday that there was an active shooter situation.  —  There were one to three suspects …

Prayer Shaming After a Mass Shooting in San Bernardino  —  Directly after a mass shooting, in the minutes or hours or days between the first trickle of news and when police find a suspect or make arrests, it is very difficult to know what to do.  Some people demand political action, like greater gun control; others call for prayer.

San Bernardino shooting: what we know  —  As many as three suspects shot and killed at least 14 people and wounded at least 18 more in San Bernardino, California, on Wednesday, according to police.  —  Up to three people were potentially involved in the shooting, San Bernardino Police Chief Jarrod Burguan said at a press conference.

San Bernardino shooting: Dramatic video shows police storming Inland Regional Center  —  Dorothy Vong, a nurse at the Inland Regional Center in San Bernardino, recorded this video around 11 a.m. to send to her husband, thinking it was a active-shooter drill.

GOP presidential candidates offer prayers — not solutions on gun control — after San Bernardino massacre  —  Prayers aren't working.  —  Another mass shooting prompted another round of silence Wednesday from GOP presidential candidates on the issue of gun control.