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The 28-year-old who shot dead six people at an elementary school in Nashville bought and concealed multiple weapons in the family home, despite evidence of mental health issues, police said Tuesday. Two nine-year-old girls, a nine-year-old boy, two teachers and a school custodian died in the Monday attack, which instantly revived the bitter public debate The post Nashville school shooter hid seven firearms in house appeared first on Insider Paper.

Glynn Neal, the suspected attacker of a staffer of Senator Rand Paul, was recently released from prison, just one day before the attack took place, Fox News reported. Rand Paul attacker released from prison was charged in 2010 with prostituting two women Back in 2011, Neal was convicted of charges related to compelling individuals to The post Man who attacked Rand Paul staffer was released from prison just one day prior to stabbing: report appeared first on Insider Paper.

Walking 8,000 steps — about four miles (6.4 kilometers) — one or two days a week may significantly reduce the risk of an early death, according to a study released on Tuesday. While regular exercise is known to lower mortality risk, the study published in the journal JAMA Network Open looked at the health benefits The post 8,000 steps once or twice a week cuts mortality risk: study appeared first on Insider Paper.

According to multiple Reddit threads, some of the subscribers remain hopeful that MLB Network will be back on YouTube TV despite the recent reports of its removal from the platform. The recent news disappointed many YouTube TV users, who have since been discussing the matter and expressing their views. However, a few still believe that The post YouTube TV subscribers want to get MLB Network back appeared first on Insider Paper.

Multiple Twitter users are experiencing the ‘Something went wrong, try reloading’ error. Many people are saying they are left with a blank pop-up page with “Retry” written over it whenever they try to log in to their Twitter accounts on the desktop. Reports of Twitter ‘Something went wrong, try reloading’ error Twitter is filled with The post Twitter users report ‘Something went wrong. Try reloading’ error appeared first on Insider Paper.

President Joe Biden said Tuesday in the wake of the latest school shooting that most Americans think owning the types of military style rifles regularly used to carry out such massacres is “bizarre.” “The majority of the American people think having assault weapons is bizarre, it’s a crazy idea. They’re against that,” he told reporters The post Biden says most of US thinks owning military style guns ‘bizarre’ appeared first on Insider Paper.

US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin warned Tuesday that the Senate’s delay in approving 160 military promotions due to a lawmaker’s opposition to Pentagon abortion policy will impact the readiness of American forces. Senator Tommy Tuberville, a Republican from Alabama, said last month he would seek to hold up Defense Department nominees who require Senate approval The post Promotions delay in Senate harms US military readiness: Austin appeared first on Insider Paper.

Fresh clashes erupted in France Tuesday between protesters and police as tens of thousands took to the streets to show their anger against President Emmanuel Macron‘s pension reform that has sparked a major domestic crisis. The day of nationwide protests and strikes called by unions is the tenth since mid-January against the law, which includes The post New clashes erupt in France pension protests appeared first on Insider Paper.

The World Health Organization said Tuesday it is no longer recommending additional Covid-19 vaccine booster doses for regular, medium-risk adults as the benefit was marginal. For such people who have received their primary vaccination course and one booster dose, there is no risk in having further jabs but the returns are slight, the WHO’s vaccine The post WHO says medium-risk adults don’t need extra Covid jabs appeared first on Insider Paper.

Some 740,000 people nationwide attended protests Tuesday against President Emmanuel Macron‘s pension reform that were again marked by clashes between security forces and protesters, the French interior ministry said. The figure was down somewhat on the last big protest day on Thursday when 1.09 million protested nationwide, according to the government. The ministry said 93,000 The post Some 740,000 at pensions protests nationwide in France: govt appeared first on Insider Paper.