Trump: 'Mental health' is the issue behind the Texas shooting, not guns

November 06 November 06     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   NEWS   politics   Trump: 'Mental health' is the issue behind the Texas shooting, not guns     U.S. and Japanese leaders also discuss trade and North Korea.     Read Story     news           Sutherland Springs: Who was suspected church shooter Devin Kelley? Devin Kelley, 26, identified as gunman in Sunday's church shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas, served briefly in the U.S. Air Force.     news           Sutherland Springs church shooting: What we know now Here's what we know now about the church shooting in Sutherland Springs, Texas     nation           First Baptist Church pastor's 14-year-old daughter among dead: A 'beautiful, special child' Pastor says he and his wife were out of town when massacre at Sutherland Springs church erupted.   Advertisement   nation           Gunman opens fire at Texas church, kills 26 Wilson County Sheriff Joe Tackitt told media outlets that the gunman walked into First Baptist Church of Sutherland Springs and began firing.     news           5 things you need to know Monday The biggest news to start your day.     world           New U.S. base not entirely out of range of North Korea threats The U.S. military's newest and largest overseas base is buzzing about the growing threat from nearby North Korea.     ftw           The Cowboys' postgame troll tweet backfires Geography is hard.     nfl           Did President Trump block Jon Bon Jovi's bid to buy NFL team? Did the U.S. President start a grassroots campaign to keep rock star Jon Bon Jovi from purchasing the Buffalo Bills?     people           Harvey Weinstein scandal: Accuser Asia Argento urges Uma Thurman to speak After video of Uma Thurman showing restraint goes viral, Harvey Weinstein accuser Asia Argento urges her to use her strong voice.     The Day In Pictures Gallery Demostrators hold placards during a peace rally in Seoul on Nov. 5, 2017.\u000d\u000aThousands of South Koreans called for peace in a protest against an upcoming visit by Donald Trump as he begins a two-week Asia tour amid tension over North Korea's     Popular Stories The most surprising airline flights to Europe? Here are two dozen options Energy stock earnings: The remarkable recovery of big oil Justin Rose wins Turkish Airlines Open for back-to-back titles   Help | Advertise | Home Delivery | Privacy Policy - Your California Privacy Rights © 2017 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. 7950 Jones Branch Drive, McLean, VA 22108