'I stand with you in firm belief that the forces of love will always prevail over the forces of hate.' Prince William delivers emotional speech at Christchurch's Al Noor mosque where over 40 people were killed in last month's shootings.
It's harder than you think for tech companies to take down "viral" content.Mar 17, 4:11 AM ETAuthorities call the suspect a self-proclaimed racist with a deep hatred for immigrants.
Chelsea Clinton was confronted by NYU students at a vigil for victims of the New Zealand mass shootings, who said she "stoked" the hatred that led to the violence.The senator from Down Under struck back with egg on his face.On Thursday morning, a gunman who had posted white supremacist language on social media attacked two mosques in Christchurch in a shooting spree he livestreamed on Facebook.
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