Charleston

'I still feel I had to do it,' says US white supremacist convicted of killing nine people at a bible group

Virginia gunman sent fax claiming he was 'human powder keg' and said Charleston shooting was 'tipping point'

US citizens, 5 per cent of the world's population, own as many as half of its privately held guns

House of Representatives votes to remove battle flag widely viewed as a symbol of racial oppression

Since 9/11, Islamists have killed about half as many people in the US as white extremists