A group of climate activists called “Ultima Generazione” (The Last Generation) have called for an end to government support for fossil fuels by pouring diluted coal into the Fountain of Love, preserved since the 18th century, in Rome, Italy. Saying that the protest was carried out due to the deadly floods in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy, the protesters held up a banner reading “We will not pay for fuel” and chanted “Our country is dying”. Tourists in the surrounding area reacted strongly to the activists, who were intervened with by the police.
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FSU Police Chief Jason Trumabuer said Ikner entered the building and fired randomly at students and staff. Authorities confirmed that the two killed were not students. Ikner, the son of a Leon County Sheriff’s Deputy, had a gun and a rifle, though it’s unclear if both were used.
An emergency alert was issued on campus, prompting lockdown protocols. The university later lifted the alert and canceled all classes for the day. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis offered condolences, stating that the investigation is ongoing.
FSU faced a similar attack in 2015, where three were injured and the shooter was killed.