Shooting ignites furious debate over gun control

LOS ANGELES - The worst mass shooting in modern US history has sparked debate about gun rights among the public and at the center of Washington politics.

Decision to expel Cuban diplomats 'unfounded and unacceptable': FM

HAVANA - Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez said that the US decision to expel 15 diplomats from the island's mission in Washington is "unfounded and unacceptable".

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A day after a massacre, Vegas is not quite Vegas

LAS VEGAS - The slot machines were still ringing and the drinks still flowing but the party didn't feel quite the same along the world-famous Las Vegas Strip on Monday evening, 24 hours after a gunman staged the bloodiest shooting in modern US history.

Experts: Shooting shows urgent need for gun control

On Sunday, a gunman in a hotel overlooking the Las Vegas Strip opened fire on the crowd at a country music festival, killing at least 59 and injuring at least another 527, making it the deadliest mass shooting incident in US history. Three experts shared their views on the incident with China Daily's Zhang Zhouxiang and Wang Han:

Volunteers help amid tragedy

Henry Liu, a Chinese tour guide, was driving his tour bus near the Las Vegas Strip as he headed back to his hotel after a day's work.

110,000 stranded after UK airline fails

LONDON - British authorities are scrambling to bring home 110,000 travelers after Monarch Airlines collapsed on Monday, canceling all flights by what had been Britain's fifth-largest carrier.

Trump calls Vegas attack 'act of pure evil'

WASHINGTON - US President Donald Trump on Monday described the mass shooting at a Las Vegas music festival as "an act of pure evil".

Deadliest shootings in US history

LONDON - British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said he was "horrified" by a shooting incident at an outdoor music festival on the Las Vegas Strip that left at least 50 dead and injured more than 400 wounded.

US biology trio share Nobel Prize

STOCKHOLM - The Nobel Prize in physiology or medicine was awarded to three United State's scientists from on Monday for discoveries about the body's daily rhythms.

Bagels, pretzels and 'Boo!' tell Nobel science

STOCKHOLM - What do a pretzel and a scream have in common? They've all been used to explain to the public the highly complex scientific research honored with Nobel Prizes.

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