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While no official date has been set by SCOTUS to hear the case, the expectation is that it will take place in the fall.
"We think it's appropriate at this point for there to be an independent look at what happened yesterday—an independent investigation," Associated Press Executive Editor Sally Buzbee said.
Inmates are now faced with dying via the state's 109-year-old electric chair or by firing squad, options advocates are calling inhumane.
"If the aggression continues, we expect conditions to become worse," Gaza Mayor Yahya Sarraj told Al-Jazeera TV.
Zhang Jun, China's permanent representative to the U.N., said Sunday that Beijing is "very much concerned about the alarming, worrisome situation in the occupied territory of Palestine."
The city's police chief, who resigned after Wright's shooting, claimed Potter shot Wright by accident.
"Medical workers in Japan are all exhausted, and there is no guarantee that the Olympics could be held safely," said Keiko Nakamori, a 65-year-old protester.
Prince Harry said the First Amendment was 'bonkers' and hinted he had a lot more he would like to add—leading Conservative commentators in the U.S. to reference Independence Day.
New data shows most gas stations in D.C. and North Carolina faced gas outages on Sunday evening.
The pope spoke with Turkey's president and later with Iran's foreign minister as violence between Israel and the Palestinians continues.
COVID-19 cases in the more populous parts of India are finally declining after hitting a peak a couple weeks ago.
Lai, founder of the paper, is currently in jail for his participation in Hong Kong's anti-government protests.
