Clinton, Trump take opposite tacks as shooting shakes race

WASHINGTON (AP) — The worst mass shooting in U.S. history shook the presidential campaign Monday, sending Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump scrambling to position themselves as best-qualified to lead a nation on edge over terrorism and gun violence.
In a flurry of TV interviews, Trump redoubled his call for banning Muslims who come from other countries, although the shooter in Sunday’s Orlando nightclub attack was an American citizen born in New York. While Trump focused in particular