The Hill Articles: July 4, 2022

Federal judge rules in favor of drug distributors in West Virginia opioid case Illinois governor on mass shooting: ‘A celebration of America was ripped apart by our uniquely American plague’ Harry Styles Copenhagen concert canceled following mall shooting GOP Illinois governor hopeful apologizes after calling for people to ‘move on’ after shooting These celebrities are ‘canceling’ July 4 over the Roe. v Wade repeal Ex-Highland Park residents Rachel Brosnahan, Richard Marx condemn shooting Police ID person of interest in July 4 Illinois shooting, considered armed and dangerous A blunt directive and reminder on FOIA’s 56th birthday ‘There’s nothing guaranteed about our democracy’: Biden marks July 4 Swipe right (wing): Former Trump aides seek singles for Thiel-backed dating app Putin declares victory in eastern Ukraine region of Luhansk Why Kansas will be a bellwether in abortion fight Chicago White Sox cancel July 4 fireworks after Highland Park shooting White House staffer’s Jan. 6 testimony drew blood, changed everything Biden says federal law enforcement will assist with hunt for July 4 shooter Brittney Griner to Biden: ‘I’m terrified I might be here forever’ Ukraine, Zelensky wish US a happy July 4th, release video of military band playing ‘Star-Spangled Banner’ Rising threats spark US scramble for cyber workers Meat industry consolidation creates a costly cookout Fireworks incident leaves 11-year-old Indiana boy dead: police Michigan police apologize, will conduct review after images of Black men used for target practice Illinois lawmakers, officials call July 4 mass shooting ‘absolutely terrifying’ What good is intelligence in Ukraine? Kentucky attorney general asks state Supreme Court to reinstate abortion ban Nearby July 4 events canceled after Highland Park mass shooting How the fall of Roe v. Wade could impact abortion access around the world Heard seeks to throw out verdict in Depp defamation trial Kemp extends pause on state gas tax through August The Supreme Court fires broadside against the Constitution State of emergency called in Akron following protests over Jayland Walker’s death Credit scoring is broken — buy now pay later can help Missouri state rep resigns after federal conviction for COVID-19 fraud scheme Police respond to July 4 parade amid reports of shooting Romney: Trump’s return would likely make ‘malady of denial, deceit and distrust’ in US ‘incurable’ Why the US must do a deal with the Taliban Biden, former presidents commemorate Fourth of July Black Republicans energized ahead of midterms State Department: IDF gunfire likely killed Palestinian journalist; bullet analysis inconclusive UK embassy shares Fourth of July playlist in cheeky nod to former colonial relationship with US Wanted: A fossil-fuel Independence Day America’s audacious independence These 20 ‘desirable’ US counties are still affordable, study finds Scandinavian airline estimates pilots’ unions striking will lead to cancellation of half its flights Rising: July 4, 2022 City of Orlando apologizes for Fourth of July message following backlash Independence Day, freedom and the ‘Ministry of Fun’ Newsom pardons woman who killed man who abused, trafficked her These are the best big cities for celebrating July 4 in 2022: study It’s up to us to restore America’s national pride and confidence Zelensky meets with IOC president in Kyiv Updating education data systems is critical to COVID recovery July 4: America takes stock Juan Williams: Justices lied before Roe v. Wade died Cassidy Hutchinson testimony prompts reassessment of Trump legal culpability The five most damaging allegations against Trump from the Jan. 6 hearings — so far