The Latest Breaking News from Karine JeanPierre

New details have emerged from Monday’s shooting in Nashville, Tennessee, that left three children and three adults dead when an assailant targeted a Christian school, making it the latest American community to be rocked by the despair and trauma of gun violence, as police search for a motive.

Most Americans want real gun control — but Republicans won't do anything, despite the dead kids

School shooting that left three children and three adults dead brought condolences from conservatives who oppose gun control

President again calls on Congress to pass assault weapons ban, saying we ‘need to do more to protect our schools’

President Joe Biden called on Congress to pass a renewed assault weapons ban and said schools need more protection without seeing their facilities ‘ turned into prisons’

The United States welcomes the decision on Monday by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to delay a decision on divisive plans for a judicial overhaul until next month, White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre said.

The suspect, Audrey Hale, planned the attack, drawing a map of "how this was all going to take place," police say

The U.S. welcomes the decision on Monday by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to delay a decision on bitterly contested plans for a judicial overhaul until next month, White House spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre said.

Ms Jean-Pierre said Mr Biden is in contact with state, local and federal law enforcement in the wake of Monday’s shooting in Nashville

"It was never about 'protecting children,'" opponent says

Ottawa (AFP) - US President Joe Biden met Friday with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau amid reports that a deal has been struck on managing undocumented migration across the neighbors' long border.