A strong labor market report is raising fears on Wall Street. Plus, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko weighs in on the chances of Russia’s mercenary group moving to the country. The Biden administration has approved the largest offshore wind farm in US history. The owner of the Titan submersible that fatally imploded during a trip to the Titanic last month has suspended operations. And, the case of a man reported missing as a teen years ago takes an unexpected turn.

Former President Donald Trump's classified documents co-defendant has pleaded not guilty. The DOJ plans to appeal a ruling that hinders the Biden administration's efforts to flag social media content it deems as misinformation. Battles over abortion access are happening all over the country, as a study looks at the impact on births in one state with a restrictive law on the books. People are asking questions about the whereabouts of the Wagner mercenary group leader who tried to take on the Kremlin. Plus, passport processing delays aren't going to get better anytime soon.

Record heat is being felt around the world as climate change takes a toll on the Earth's temperature. The investigation into the Philadelphia mass shooting may take a while. Where is Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin? US Treasury secretary Janet Yellen is in China. Plus, the FDA decides whether to give a promising Alzheimer's drug traditional approval.

New evidence has been released as former President Donald Trump's classified documents co-defendant is due in court. A deadly missile attack has hit a residential building in Ukraine. Almost half of US tap water contains potentially harmful chemicals. Meta has released a new app to rival Twitter. Plus, shark patrols are stepped up in New York.

Thousands attended a funeral for 12 Palestinians killed during the Israeli military’s operation in the West Bank city of Jenin. Plus, the US Navy prevented Iran from seizing two tankers in separate incidents. The White House is responding to lab tests that identified cocaine as the substance found there over the weekend. We’re learning new details from federal prosecutors about the man with weapons arrested in former President Barack Obama’s Washington, DC, neighborhood. Lastly, UPS workers are moving closer to a strike after contract talks with its labor union break down.

We begin with new details on the suspected gunman charged in a deadly neighborhood shooting in Philadelphia. Plus, sentencing is underway for a man who killed 23 people at a Walmart in El Paso, Texas. We’ll tell you about the changes the Pentagon has been advised to make in the wake of a classified documents leak. President Joe Biden met with Sweden’s prime minister ahead of a NATO summit. And, the world saw its hottest days on record this week.

Several mass shootings have rocked July 4th celebrations across the country. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is heading to Beijing to ease the China-US relationship. A source tells CNN lab tests show the powdery substance found at the White House this week was cocaine. Japan will soon release Fukushima radioactive water into the ocean. Plus, we’ll tell you where minimum wage workers got raises this month.

We're learning about two more mass shootings, in what's become a deadly holiday long weekend across the US. A warning to prepare for more extreme weather and temperatures, as El Niño arrives. The Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is at the center of dueling accusation of sabotage. A federal judge has blocked a Florida law that set limits on voter registration. Plus, the Taliban have made another move against women.

The suspect in Philadelphia’s mass shooting is set to be arraigned today, as data shows  the July 4th holiday sees the most mass shootings of any day. Israeli says it’s ended its military operation in the occupied West Bank that set off a chain of violence. 16 children have been rescued in the Philippines following child abuse charges in Australia - we'll bring you the details. A federal judge has blocked some agencies and officials from contacting social media platforms on censoring certain online content. And, a multi-million dollar fine for a star athlete’s new home

Deadly gunfire erupted in parts of the US during Fourth of July festivities – we’ll break them down. We’re following new developments in the Israeli military’s raid in the occupied West Bank city of Jenin. Plus, we’ll tell you about a Russian strike in Ukraine that injured multiple people. The US State Department is warning Americans to reconsider traveling to China – we’ll explain why. Lastly, a woman defending her title in a 10k race made a costly mistake.