President Biden delivers remarks at the White House Fourth of July celebration.

Officials speak about a shooting at a Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Ill.

Italian officials said that a partial glacier collapse in the Dolomites caused snow, ice and rock to overrun a popular summit route.

The police chief in Akron, Ohio, said Jayland Walker was fatally shot by officers after fleeing a traffic stop. The police reported gunfire from Mr. Walker's vehicle after attempting to pull him over but confirmed he was unarmed at the time he was chased on foot and killed.

New York lawmakers adopted new measures restricting concealed weapons in many public places. They also passed an amendment to start the process of enshrining the right to abortion in the State Constitution.

The Rices fire, which started near South Yuba River State Park in Nevada County, Calif., on June 28, has consumed more than 900 acres and prompted evacuation orders for hundreds of nearby residents.

Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was sworn in as the nation's 116th justice, becoming the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court. She replaced Justice Stephen G. Breyer, who retired.

Israeli lawmakers voted to dissolve Parliament, collapsing the government and installing Yair Lapid as interim prime minister. The move steered the country toward its fifth election in less than four years.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson replaces Justice Stephen G. Breyer on the Supreme Court, becoming the first Black woman to serve as a justice.

The president spoke on the last day of the NATO summit in Madrid and said that Americans could expect to continue paying higher gasoline prices for 'as long as it takes.'