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Multiple people were killed and injured in a shooting at Fourth of July parade in Highland Park, Ill., on Monday. (Video: The Post; photo: Youngrae Kim/AFP/Getty Images)
More than 30 additional victims were treated after the shooter, described by police as a young man with a high-powered rifle, blasted into a crowd.
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President Biden, left, and Attorney General Merrick Garland. (Oliver Contreras for The Post)
Capital punishment is immoral, its opponents say, and disproportionately affects minorities. Should it be levied against a self-avowed white supremacist charged with massacring Black people in Buffalo?
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Cassidy Hutchinson used vivid detail to recount scenes involving President Donald Trump and his associates.
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Throughout the day, people ventured out into the city as events such as the Smithsonian Folklife Festival and A Capitol Fourth concert reopened to the public after more than two years of coronavirus restrictions.
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