US President Joe Biden has called on Congress to tighten gun control measures amid the recent surge in gun violence in the United States

The man who killed five of his colleagues and injured several other people at a bank in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, legally bought his gun six days before the tragedy, interim Louisville Metro Police Chief Jacquelyn Gwinn-Villaroel said on Tuesday

The United Nations is appalled by recent shootings in the United States, just as it is by gun violence in other countries, spokesman Stephane Dujarric said on Tuesday

US President Joe Biden said he and First Lady Jill Biden are praying for the victims of Monday morning's shooting in Louisville, Kentucky, and calling on Congress to take protective action

Five people have been confirmed dead and eight more are being treated at a hospital after a shooting incident at a bank in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, Deputy Police Chief Paul Humphrey said on Monday

Louisville police said five people were killed in a downtown shooting on Monday and the suspected attacker is dead

Serbia's junior women basketball coaches will visit the United States to engage with their US counterparts and civil society as part of the US government's broader efforts to empower women and girls through sports, the US State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) said in a statement on Friday