The 5 things you need to know this July 6: New details of the shooting outside Chicago are revealed

Hurricane Bonnie intensifies.

Abortion in the United States: where it is prohibited, restricted or allowed.

The Large Hadron Collider will power up again.

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New details of shooting outside Chicago revealed

Police in Lake County, Illinois, released additional details — from the suspect's costume to the details of his arrest — about Monday's shooting in Highland Park, a suburb of Chicago, that left seven people dead as of Tuesday.

• Robert E. Crimo III, suspect in shooting near Chicago, charged with 7 counts;

  could face life in prison


two.

This is the draft of the new Constitution of Chile: what are the differences with the current one?

Almost three years after the "social outbreak" in the streets of Chile, which led to a plebiscite to change the constitution and finally to a change of government in the last elections, the country has the final draft of its new constitution, which will be submitted to vote on September 4.

Boric always had a smooth political career, says analyst 8:37

3.

Abortion in the United States: where it is prohibited, restricted or allowed

After the United States Supreme Court overturned the Roe v.

Wade and remove a half-century-old constitutional right, states immediately began setting their own abortion policy, leaving people across the country with different levels of access.

Look at the map of the current situation of abortion throughout the country.

• Google says it will delete location history of visits to abortion clinics and fertility centers


Four.

Hurricane Bonnie intensifies: it is now category 3 and will bring heavy rains to the coast of Mexico

Hurricane Bonnie, the third in the Pacific this season, strengthened this Tuesday to category 3, reported the National Water Commission of Mexico (Conagua).

According to the agency, Bonnie threatens heavy rains for the states of Colima, Guerrero, Jalisco and Michoacán.

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The Large Hadron Collider will power up again

A decade ago, the Large Hadron Collider, the most powerful particle accelerator on Earth, confirmed the existence of a subatomic particle called the Higgs boson, considered a cornerstone of the universe that can be traced back to the Big Bang, billions from years ago.

Now scientists at the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) will begin collecting data for their experiments, and the Large Hadron Collider will operate 24 hours a day for nearly four years.

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Inflation relief checks in California: who can collect up to $1,050?

California Governor Gavin Newsom signed a US$308 billion state budget on June 30, one of whose objectives is to help state residents mitigate the impact of current inflation in the United States.

Road rage can affect even the best driver.

So you can stay calm while driving

Drivers swerve erratically while talking on the phone or dart dangerously through other cars.

The blast of horns keeps you on your toes as traffic piles up.

It's enough to test anyone's patience.

They claim that the Eiffel Tower in Paris is in poor condition and needs repairs

The Eiffel Tower, which is full of rust and in need of a complete repair, is to receive a €60 million cosmetic paint job before the 2024 Olympics in Paris.

The Eiffel Tower would be damaged by extensive corrosion 0:52

Tennis player Nick Kyrgios, a Wimbledon quarterfinalist, is accused of assaulting his ex-girlfriend, according to Australian media

Tennis player Nick Kyrgios is due to appear in court next month in Canberra, Australia's capital, after allegedly assaulting his ex-girlfriend late last year, according to Australian media reports.

Subway launches a new menu and promises big changes

The main draw of the sandwich chain is that people can make their own custom sandwiches.

However, the seemingly limitless combinations slow down lines at its restaurants.

The number of the day

3,750 kilometers

Brazil's Amazon rainforest has been deforested by a record amount in the first half of 2022, according to the country's Institute for Space Research (INPE).

Satellite data shows that 3,750 square kilometers of the world's largest rainforest were lost between January 1 and June 24.

quote of the day

"Some of the bodies had evisceration wounds from the power of this gun and the bullets. There was another person who had an excruciating head wound. Indescribable."

The doctor who treated the victims of the shooting near Chicago says that the dead had "unspeakable" injuries, "of war".

And to finish...

Watch These German Robots Practice Landing On The Moon On Mount Etna

Because Mount Etna in Italy has some geographic similarities to the Moon, including its lava landscapes and granular surface, robotics teams from the German Aerospace Center chose this location to practice with robots that could be sent to the satellite. .

Mount Etna, the training site for robots that aspire to reach the Moon 0:44