Investigators in Italy on Tuesday said that five people remained missing following an avalanche at the Marmolada glacier in the Italian alps. Two of British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's top Cabinet members resigned abruptly Tuesday, saying they no longer see eye-to-eye with the premier. Russian lawmakers on Tuesday passed a measure that would require businesses to accept production contracts from the Russian Armed Forces amid Moscow's war with Ukraine. A West Virginia federal judge has ruled in favor of three wholesale drug distributors, stating they cannot be held responsible for the opioid crisis affecting communities in the state. The Department of Justice filed a lawsuit against Arizona over a new state law that would require residents to provide proof of U.S. citizenship to vote in federal elections. Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday called on Congress to "have the courage to act" and renew the assault weapons band after a mass shooting in Illinois killed seven people at a July 4 parade. Hurricane Bonnie, the second named storm of the Atlantic season, has become the eastern Pacific Ocean's first major hurricane. Deadly gun violence marred July 4th celebrations in a number of cities across the U.S. over the weekend, highlighting what political leaders say is the ongoing result of insufficient regulations at the national level. New Jersey enacted several new laws Tuesday aimed at curtailing gun violence. NASA lost communication with its CAPSTONE orbiter after it deployed Monday, the space agency said in a statement Tuesday. The man suspected of opening fire from a rooftop during a Fourth of July parade in Illinois -- killing several people -- was charged with seven counts of first-degree murder, prosecutors announced Tuesday. Twitter on Tuesday filed a lawsuit challenging orders from the Indian government for the social media company to remove content under legislation passed last year. A special grand jury, investigating possible criminal interference in Georgia's 2020 elections by former President Donald Trump, has subpoenaed Rudy Giuliani, Sen. Lindsey Graham and lawyer John Eastman. For the second day in a row a group of climate activists glued themselves to a painting at a London art museum Tuesday to protest oil and gas extraction. An anonymous hacker is selling what appears to be a massive trove of data pilfered from the Shanghai police that could include personal information from 1 billion Chinese nationals, according to reports. A new study estimates the prevalence of autism spectrum disorder at 3.14% among children and adolescents in the United States in 2019 and 2020, a rising trend. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 129 points Tuesday as markets pulled off a late rally to avoid larger losses amid concern about a potential recession. Russia is planning to shut down the Nord Stream 1 pipeline next week for annual maintenance, stoking fears in Germany that gas supplies could be severely impacted. A wildfire in California continues to grow and forced dozens of people to temporarily take shelter at a Pacific Gas & Electric facility Monday night. The largest nurses' union in the United States sent a letter to senators Tuesday, calling on them to pass a law to codify the federal right to an abortion. A three-legged tortoise brought to a British Zoo after being rescued from smugglers has graduated from using wheels to get around to using his own legs and a prosthetic "stump," zookeepers said. A father and son walking along the York River in Virginia found a message in a bottle that had been launched by a young boy 44 years earlier. Officials at a Washington state zoo shared video of a curious bear who used a puddle of paint on the floor of her enclosure to create a masterpiece with her face. |
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