What Happened at the Shooting at a Congressional Baseball Practice - The New York Times
Congressional baseball shooting: Wenstrup reflects on 'combat zone'
The Terrifying Story of the Congressional Baseball Shooting
Rep. Steve Scalise makes return to baseball practice one year after shooting - CBS News
Steve Scalise: Republican wounded in baseball shooting is key figure in House | Virginia | The Guardian
FBI does not believe GOP ballpark shooting had any 'nexus to terrorism' | KTUL
Scalise back for congressional game a year after shooting
Sen. Dick Durbin: Alleged Congressional Shooter James T. Hodgkinson Emailed Office For Past 8 Years | The 21st Show | Illinois Public Media
James T. Hodgkinson Identified As Shooter At GOP Baseball Practice : The Two-Way : NPR
What we know about the congressional baseball shooting - ABC News
Congressional baseball shooter fired at least 70 rounds - CNNPolitics
Steve Scalise ready to play in Congressional Baseball Game two years after shooting: 'It's been quite a road' | Fox News
Steve Scalise shooting: The Congressman was shot in Alexandria, VA, when a gunman opened fire during baseball practice — Quartz
Virginia shooting highlights increase in left-wing violence | The Kansas City Star
Who are the victims of the congressional baseball practice shooting? - CNNPolitics
He's got a gun!' At a congressional baseball practice, a burst of gunfire and a lawmaker down. - The Washington Post
Steve Scalise Records First Out as He Returns to Field on Anniversary of Shooting - The New York Times
What We Know and Don't Know About the Shooting of the G.O.P. Men's Baseball Team - The New York Times
James Hodgkinson, alleged gunman, worked on Bernie Sanders' campaign
Live Updates: Rep. Steve Scalise Shot in Virginia During Baseball Practice
What we know about the congressional baseball shooting - ABC News
Shooting of Steve Scalise at congressional baseball practice: Breakdown of scene | News | theadvocate.com
Rep. Scalise was shot at a GOP baseball practice. Here's what happened, in maps and photos. - Washington Post
