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Conservatives Liken Denmark Shooting To U.S. Gun Violence, Criticize 'Left'
Civilians are not allowed to own full automatic firearms in Denmark, and semi-automatic weapons and handguns require special authorization.
Body Cam Footage Release in Jayland Walker Case Evokes Protest, Outrage
Authorities in Akron, Ohio, revealed Sunday that Walker was unarmed when law enforcement fatally shot him last week.
Is There Mail on July 4th? USPS, FedEx Post Services on Independence Day
Newsweek has everything you need to know about which services are providing mail services over the holiday weekend, and if priority mail will be delivered.
Juvenile Fatally Gunned Down at Birthday Party, Deputy Shoots Gunman
Police said Sunday that the victim "appears to have been the intended target of the shooting."
Orlando Apologizes for 'Inflammatory' Fourth of July Post Referencing Hate
"Yes, America is in strife right now, but you know what...we already bought the fireworks," the city's post said.
Kristi Noem Challenged on Question of Ohio Child Rape Victim's Abortion
The GOP governor said Sunday decisions about abortion should "be made by the legislators that are closest to the people" as the "Constitution intended."
Liz Cheney Not Ruling Out 2024 Presidential Run
The Wyoming Republican said Sunday she will make the decision "down the road" based on what is "right for the country."
Newsom Targets DeSantis in Independence Day Ad: 'Freedom Is Under Attack'
"I urge all of you living in Florida to join the fight—or join us in California, where we still believe in freedom," the California governor said in his ad.
Kinzinger Defends Hutchinson's Jan. 6 Testimony as Trump Continues Attack
As Trump continues to accuse Hutchinson of lying, the GOP lawmaker commended her "commitment to truth" on Sunday.
Fact Check: Did Joe Biden Say 'Life Begins At Conception?'
President Joe Biden's evolving views on abortion have come under scrutiny in the wake of the SCOTUS's Roe v. Wade ruling.
Masked White Supremacist Group Marches Through Boston, Stirs Outrage
Boston Mayor Michelle Wu called the group's action cowardly.
American Airlines Has 12,000 Flights for July That Have No Pilots Scheduled
This includes Fourth of July weekend, one of the biggest times for air travel in the U.S.
Lawsuit Alleges Hobby Lobby Fired Clerk With PTSD Over Service Dog
The company claimed that the service animal presented several risks, despite allowing customers to have them in stores.
Embattled Chief Pete Arredondo Quits Council: 'Best Decision for Uvalde'
The police chief announced Saturday that he will be resigning from the council so that the city can "continue to move forward without distractions."
Florida Man Blows Off Hand in Fourth of July Weekend Mishap: Sheriff
First responders on Saturday were able to locate the man's hand and bring it to the hospital where he had already been taken for treatment.
What Polls Say About Trump 2024 Run as Ex-President Considers Early Launch
Trump said Saturday that he is winning "by really big, record type, numbers," but polls show he and President Joe Biden would be set for a close race.
'She's 10': Child Rape Victim's Abortion Denial Sparks Outrage on Twitter
Seeking an abortion will become more difficult for victims, including young girls, in a post-Roe world, critics argued.
New York Shuts Down Olivet University Amid Federal Money-Laundering Probe
After a scathing rebuke for its "pattern of mismanagement" and links to "criminal activity," David Jang's Evangelical sect appears to be in deepening trouble.
Putin To Exploit U.S. Economic Pain To Bring Biden Midterms Misery—Experts
Moscow is likely to exploit divisions within the U.S. and uncertainty about the cost of American support of Ukraine.
Asian Man Assaulted at McDonald's Drive-Thru in 'Fit of Rage': Police
The victim, Shang Wang, was allegedly spat on by his attacker.
Housing Market Crash Could See Values of Homes Plummet in These 11 States
According to Moody's Analytics, homes are now even more overvalued than they were during the 2000s housing market bubble.
Idaho Lt. Governor Defers Pay After Office Ends Fiscal Year With 72 Cents
Idaho's second-in-command had earlier dismissed concerns about a possible shortfall in her budget as she sought to topple the state's Republican governor.