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White House celebrates Fourth with military families, music, fireworks President Joe Biden and first lady Jill Biden celebrated Independence Day on Tuesday by hosting military families with a Fourth of July barbecue at the White House that was followed by an extravagant display fireworks.     16-year-old girl killed in shooting at Indianapolis block party A 16-year-old girl was killed and four were injured in a shooting at a block party in Indianapolis.   Judge bars government agencies, social media companies from discussing certain content A federal judge ruled Tuesday to restrict some federal agencies from communicating with social media firms about certain content.   South Carolina woman killed in alligator attack A 69-year-old woman is dead following an alligator attack Tuesday morning in Hilton Head, S.C.   Taliban orders closure of beauty parlors in Afghanistan The Taliban ordered Tuesday all beauty parlors in Afghanistan to close by July 25 in another new restriction aimed at women's rights.   One dead, nine injured in Michigan fireworks explosion At least one person is dead following a fireworks explosion in Western Michigan that also injured nine others Monday night.   London police probing more COVID-19 lockdown parties by Tory politicians London police said Tuesday they are conducting a pair of investigations into alleged violations of strict COVID-19 lockdown rules in place during 2020, including a gathering hosted by a London mayoral candidate.   Joey Chestnut wins record 16th Nathan’s hot dog eating contest after weather delay Competitive eating phenom Joey Chestnut continued his winning tradition on Tuesday, celebrating the Fourth of July by winning the Nathan's hot dog eating contest in Coney Island for the 16th time.   White powder that caused White House evacuation deemed non-hazardous A white, powdery substance that was found in the West Wing of the White House, prompting a brief evacuation late Sunday, is non-hazardous, the Secret Service said.   Controversial fundraiser for officer in French youth shooting soars past $1M The U.S.-based fundraising site GoFundMe is refusing calls to take down a donation page set up by a conservative figure to support the family of the French police officer involved in the shooting of a 17-year-old boy.   UN Human Rights Council: More than 71 million are internally displaced Violence, disasters, climate change and human rights abuses have left more than 71 million displaced from their homes within their own countries, the United Nations Human Rights Council reported Tuesday.   WMO officially declares onset of new, climate-heating El Nino pattern A climate-heating El Nino weather pattern has officially begun, the World Meteorological Organization announced Tuesday, predicting it will trigger extreme weather events around the globe.   3 killed in Texas mass shooting as July 4 violence wave continues in U.S. Three people were killed and eight others wounded during a mass shooting incident in Fort Worth, Texas, during a neighborhood July 4 gathering, authorities said, adding to a wave of U,S. holiday shootings.   China says it will start limiting 2 key raw metals needed for chips The Chinese government says it will start limiting exports of two rare raw metals used in computer chip production in retaliation for earlier U.S. semiconductor export restrictions against Beijing.   8 injured in Tel Aviv car-ramming attack linked to West Bank military operation At least eight Israelis were wounded in a car-ramming attack in Tel Aviv on Tuesday, which Palestinian militants claimed was in response to an ongoing large-scale Israeli military operation in the West Bank.   Putin thanks world leaders for support in 1st meeting since Wagner mutiny Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked his allies Tuesday during a virtual summit in his first public meeting with world leaders since the short-lived Wagner Group uprising last month.   NATO approves extension of Stoltenberg's mandate as secretary general NATO announced Tuesday it has extended the mandate Jens Stoltenberg as the alliance's secretary general for another year.   5 men killed, 2 boys injured in Philadelphia shooting; suspect in custody Police in Philadelphia said five men were killed and two boys were injured in a shooting Monday night that spanned multiple blocks in the city's Kingsessing area.   Russia claims it averted Ukraine drone strike near Moscow Russia blamed Ukraine for a drone attack in Moscow on Tuesday, claiming that all the drones were either "destroyed or neutralized."   U.N. atomic watchdog clears Japan’s plan to release Fukushima wastewater After a two-year safety review, the International Atomic Energy Agency on Tuesday approved Japan's plan to release radioactive wastewater from the crippled Fukushima nuclear power plant into the sea.   China restricts exports on key chipmaking metals China is imposing export restrictions on two metals used in the manufacturing of semiconductors, deepening a trade conflict between Beijing and democratic nations over the all-important chips.   Judge strikes down parts of Florida's sweeping election law In a strong rebuke of legislative efforts to constrain voting in Florida, a federal judge has blocked provisions of the state's sweeping new election law from going into effect, ruling that they are unconstitutional.   Famous birthdays for July 4: Melissa Barrera, Eva Marie Saint Actor Melissa Barrera turns 33 and actor Eva Marie Saint turns 99, among the famous birthdays for July 4.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Federal Judge Limits Biden Officials’ Contacts With Social Media SitesThe order came in a lawsuit filed by the attorneys general of Missouri and Louisiana, who claim the administration is trying to silence its critics.   Putin, Xi and Modi Meet for Shanghai Summit, Each Focused on Own IssuesAt a virtual summit meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, the leaders of Russia, China and India each focused on their own driving issues. Russia Says It Is In Touch Over Possible Prisoner Swap After U.S. Official Meets Evan GershkovichThe comment is an apparent reference to the Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich, who has been held on accusations of espionage that the United States and his employer vehemently reject. A Solemn Walk Through Highland Park One Year After Parade MassacreResidents of the Chicago suburb marched down Central Avenue as they do every Fourth of July. But this was no parade. Stumping on July 4, Trump’s Rivals Pitch Themselves to Early-State VotersDonald J. Trump loomed large over the campaign trail, even though he was among the few G.O.P. contenders who stayed away from it. Joey Chestnut and Miki Sudo Win Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating ContestJoey Chestnut and Miki Sudo defended their titles, but the spectacle was less about the victors, and more about the journey, which this year included torrential rain. School Plays Are the Latest Cultural BattlegroundAt a time when lawmakers and parents are seeking to restrict what can and cannot be taught in classrooms, many teachers are seeing efforts to limit what can be staged in their auditoriums. In Philadelphia, a Mass Shooting Leaves Five DeadIn a neighborhood where violence is not uncommon, witnesses described an intense barrage. A suspect has been taken into custody. 3 Killed in Fort Worth ShootingThe shooting took place just before midnight on Monday in the Como neighborhood, southwest of downtown, the authorities said. West Bank City of Jenin Has Long Ties to Palestinian Armed StruggleIn the northern reaches of the occupied West Bank, near the boundary with Israel, Jenin and its refugee camp have nurtured an ethos of defiance. See Photos of the July SupermoonThe July supermoon, also called the buck moon, is the first of four supermoons expected this year. Rupert Murdoch Can Do Whatever He Wants. It’s Becoming a Problem.Why nobody can rein in the increasingly erratic patriarch of the Fox Corporation. Putin’s Options for Dealing With the Wagner Group Aren’t GreatAfter Yevgeny Prigozhin’s failed mutiny, Vladimir Putin must now figure out what to do with Wagner troops in Latin America, the Middle East and Africa. No, the Good Economic Data Isn’t Being FakedNo, the good economic data isn’t fake. France Funnels Hundreds Arrested in Riots Through Hasty TrialsThe streets are calmer, after days of unrest over the police shooting of a teenager, but the courts are going into overdrive. Lawyers for those arrested often have just 30 minutes to prepare. Secret Service Examining How Suspected Cocaine Ended Up at the White HouseAn initial test of the white powdery substance found inside the White House on Sunday evening showed it was cocaine. President Biden and his family were away when it was discovered. Carlos Alcaraz Has Been Studying the Grass Court Masters. That Means Andy Murray.On a day many matches were rained out at the All England Club, Alcaraz displayed his continued improvement on grass, and what he has learned from Murray. Scientists Say Fukushima Water Is Safe, but Radiation Fears PersistThe International Atomic Energy Agency’s final report declared the treated water from the destroyed nuclear plant had met its safety standards. Critics continue to demand more transparency. Freckle Tattoos Are Making Their Mark on TikTokYou get a freckle tattoo, you get a freckle tattoo. Everybody gets a freckle tattoo! More Recent Articles | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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