US promises nearly $17M for survivors of Las Vegas massacre


US promises nearly $17M for survivors of Las Vegas massacre



The U.S. government is allocating nearly $17 million to help people affected by the Las Vegas Strip mass shooting that became the deadliest in the nation's modern history, Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker said Friday.

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