Over the weekend, a series of mass shootings across the United States resulted in at least six deaths and dozens of injuries. The shootings occurred across several locations, including suburban Chicago, Southern California, Washington State, and Baltimore. In Pennsylvania, a state trooper was among the victims. Meanwhile, Texas and the Gulf of Mexico have been experiencing extreme heat before the official start of summer. US officials have announced that Chinese Foreign Minister Qin Gang has set a Washington visit through Secretary of State Antony Blinken after a six-hour meeting. In the UK, a report found that former Prime Minister Boris Johnson had misled lawmakers over Covid-flouting parties in his office, which could result in a humiliating censure and cost him lifetime access to Parliament. In sports, the U.S. Open golf tournament saw its first-time major champion, and new Pixar family film Elemental came in second at the box office while The Flash topped the charts.
Weekend Shootings Kill 6 and Spark Controversy Over Trump’s Remarks; The Flash Dominates Box Office: Hot off the Press Podcast
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