Three children died after a recreational boat capsized and sank on Geneva Lake during a sudden severe storm. Seven others were rescued, and officials said all four children aboard had been wearing life jackets.
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Serena Williams withdrew from Wimbledon doubles with Venus Williams because of a knee injury sustained during her singles return. The sisters had been set to play together at Wimbledon for the first time since winning the title in 2016.
Prince Harry will visit London next week without Meghan, Archie and Lilibet after security concerns altered plans for a family trip. Meghan and the children may still join him later in Birmingham for Invictus Games-related events.
Ukraine said it hit a major oil terminal in St Petersburg and the Kronstadt naval base as part of a long-range drone campaign against Russian energy and military targets. Russian officials reported widespread drone interceptions and disruptions, while Ukraine denied Moscow’s claim that Kostyantynivka had fallen.
Pope Leo XIV used a visit to Lampedusa to urge Europe to protect and integrate migrants while supporting development in their countries of origin. His appeal came as Europe and the United States place growing emphasis on tougher border controls, detention and deportations.
Washington canceled its Independence Day parade because of extreme heat but moved forward with America 250 flyovers, Trump remarks and a record-seeking fireworks show. Security was heightened as celebrations also unfolded in Times Square and Philadelphia.
President Donald Trump used a July Fourth anniversary speech at Mount Rushmore to warn of a “communist menace” and call for changes to voting laws. The event included a flyover, fireworks and praise for the four presidents carved into the monument.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce married Friday at Madison Square Garden in New York in a ceremony confirmed by Swift’s publicist and reportedly officiated by Adam Sandler. The event drew celebrities, fans, street closures and large displays reading “JUST&T MARRIED.”