Washington Navy Yard Shooting

President Barack Obama is calling on Americans to raise their voices against the gun violence that has rattled the nation several times during his time in office, saying it "falls upon us to make it different."

President Barack Obama will remember the victims of the Washington Navy Yard shooting during a memorial service in their honor.

The Washington Navy Yard is reopening to workers three days after it a mass shooting in which a gunman killed 12 people.

The White House says President Barack Obama will attend a memorial service on Sunday for the victims of the mass shooting at the Washington Navy Yard.

The mother of the man who killed 12 people at the Washington Navy Yard says she is "so, so very sorry that this has happened."

One of the victims of the Washington Navy Yard shooting graduated from a south Jersey High School.

A candlelight vigil took place in Washington D.C. Monday night to remember the 12 people gunned down by Aaron Alexis at the Washington Navy Yard as the investigation into what led to the shooting continues.

The White House is criticizing lawmakers who oppose legislation to tighten gun laws and says President Barack Obama is continuing to push the cause in the wake of the Washington Navy Yard shooting.

A deadly shooting in the heart of the nation's capital has reignited talk about guns, but it's unclear whether the tragedy will revive a legislative debate that has gone cold.