As the FBI investigates the mass shooting at an Austin bar as a "potential act of terrorism," jitters across the United States are skyrocketing. Three Texas people were killed and 14 wounded Sunday as cops say a gunman opened fire before he was shot dead by police. Shooter Ndiaga Diagne also reportedly had pictures of Iranian leaders in his Texas home. Police shot the gunman dead. Meanwhile, people are taking to social media to express their fears about possible sleeper cells on U.S. soil. | Ins
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As the FBI investigates the mass shooting at an Austin bar as a "potential act of terrorism," jitters across the United States are skyrocketing. Three Texas people were killed and 14 wounded Sunday as cops say a gunman opened fire before he was shot dead by police. Shooter Ndiaga Diagne also reportedly had pictures of Iranian leaders in his Texas home. Police shot the gunman dead. Meanwhile, people are taking to social media to express their fears about possible sleeper cells on U.S. soil. | Ins
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The dad was knocked unconscious and suffered multiple injuries, while Ronan was rushed to the hospital with a traumatic brain injury. The parents tell Inside Edition they fear that the same horror could happen to another family, and are now suing the city of San Diego and the two contractors that were hired to care for the tree. #SanDiego | Inside Edition
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A 6-year-old got his parents permission to ride his electric scooter alone and go to the playground. His parents say a stranger in a car stopped to ask the boy questions, including where he lived. Two days later, the parents got a visit from a child welfare worker. They say they were told someone complained their son was on the scooter unsupervised and that it was a "regular occurrence." Inside Edition's Eva Pilgrim spoke to the mom and dad, Mallerie Shirley and Christopher Pleasants. The allega
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