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Human remains identified as missing Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillen, family attorney says

Human remains found in a shallow Texas grave were positively identified as Army Spc. Vanessa Guillen on Sunday, according to Guillen family attorney Natalie Khawam.

YMCA camp in Georgia closes after campers and staff test positive for coronavirus

An overnight YMCA camp in Georgia closed after at least 30 campers and staff members tested positive for coronavirus. Dr. Carlos del Rio, executive associate dean of Emory University School of Medicine, weighs in.

Girl, 7, and teens among the victims in Chicago's violent July 4 weekend

Chicago is seeing an increase in gun violence as coronavirus cases continue to rise, and officials are pointing to months of being cooped up indoors as one of the reasons why. CNN's Omar Jimenez has more.

At least 2 killed in a shooting at a Greenville, South Carolina, club, police say

At least two people have died and several others were injured after a shooting in a club in Greenville, South Carolina, according to police.

Baltimore protesters toppled a Christopher Columbus statue and threw it in a harbor

While much of the country celebrated Independence Day, protesters in Baltimore toppled a statue of Christopher Columbus and threw it into the Inner Harbor, CNN affiliate WBAL reported.

Nope, every dog year isn't equal to 7 human years, researchers now say

See Momo. See Momo run. See Momo run much faster now that's he's taking an anti-aging pill.

Hey, sports fans: Joey Chestnut and Miki Sudo crush the hot dog contest -- again

From Germany to Coney Island, here's a history lesson on the hot dog, an American icon

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Sports

WNBA star Natasha Cloud says wearing Black Lives Matter T-shirts is 'not enough'

WNBA star Natasha Cloud says that raised awareness of Black Lives Matters is good, but that wearing a t-shirt is "not enough" and adds that President Donald Trump makes the fight for equality much more difficult.

'I was 25 years ahead of my time': The driver who shattered motorsport's color barrier

Willy T. Ribbs is a pioneering figure in the world of motorsport. He became the first Black driver to test drive a Formula One car and race in the prestigious Indy 500 and NASCAR.

Liverpool star Alexander-Arnold bids to build new dynasty

Liverpool star defender Trent Alexander-Arnold tells Darren Lewis that the squad has huge ambitions for the future and "wants to write our own chapter in history."

'These boys will not stop': Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp eyes potential points record after winning title

Victorious Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp says that he's committed to producing a brand of football that "creates an atmosphere people will tell their grandchildren about."

Liverpool wins English Premier League for the first time in club's history

Liverpool have ended their 30-year wait for a league title after they were crowned English Premier League champions on Thursday without kicking a ball.

One year on, Marta's emotional World Cup speech resonates even more

Brazilian superstar Marta and Brazilian journalist Amanda Kestelman look back on Marta's emotional speech at the Women's World Cup one year later.

Novak Djokovic tests positive for coronavirus after Adria Tour event

Novak Djokovic has tested positive for the coronavirus following an exhibition event he organized in Croatia. The world No. 1 confirmed that both he and his wife Jelena had also tested positive for Covid-19 upon returning home to Serbia, while his children's results were negative.

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Entertainment

Kanye West says he's running for president. But he hasn't actually taken any steps

The rapper, who has teased a presidential run since 2015, posted his intentions on Twitter with the hashtag #2020VISION.

Brie Larson reveals some major roles she lost out on

Brie Larson is Marvel's first female superhero with her own movie in 'Captain Marvel.'

Carl Reiner, longtime comedy legend, dies at 98

Carl Reiner, the writer, actor, director and producer whose many decades' worth of credits - including "The Dick Van Dyke Show" and "The 2000-Year-Old Man" -- has died at the age of 98.

Chase Rice says 'Please go by the rules' after being criticized for packed concert

Country singer Chase Rice posted a message to his fans after backlash around his recent performance showed a large group of concertgoers squeezed together and not wearing masks.

Chase Rice says 'Please go by the rules' after being criticized for packed concert

Country singer Chase Rice is facing criticism from his own community after a concert this weekend showed a large group of attendees squeezed together and not wearing masks.

BET Awards 2020: See who won at the BET Awards

The BET Awards celebrated its 20th anniversary amid an increased focus on the Black community and culture, with several performers showing their solidarity with the protests against racism and police brutality.

Siya Kakkar, teenage TikTok star, has died, her manager confirms

Siya Kakkar, a teenage TikTok influencer with 2 million followers on the video-sharing platform, has died, according to her manager.

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Business-Consumer

America is running out of fireworks

International supply chains, a pandemic during peak production and record sales means shelves could soon be bare at fireworks retailers across the country.

Hugh Downs, anchor of '20/20' and 'Today,' dead at 99

Hugh Downs, the versatile and Emmy-winning broadcaster whose decades-long TV career ranged from anchoring ABC News' "20/20" to the "Today" show tells Larry King what his most eventful years were.

Unemployment rate won't recover for the next decade, CBO projects

Millions of out of work Americans are struggling with food insecurity. Low-income communities are especially hard hit. CNN's Vanessa Yurkevich reports.

Kids stuck at home interrupt parents' live interviews on BBC and Sky News

Two live home interviews on BBC and Sky News in England had adorable interruptions on the same day.

It's a scary time to be unemployed. These people still chose to get laid off

The reopening of the US is easing the burden on America's stressed labor market, but the economy remains in a deep recession. CNN's Christine Romans reports.

Court sides with publisher of tell-all book by Trump's niece

A New York appellate court vacated a temporary restraining order against Simon & Schuster, the publisher of President Donald Trump's niece, Mary Trump, upcoming tell-all book. CNN's Brian Stelter has the details on the court's decision.

McDonald's hits pause on reopening dining rooms as coronavirus cases rise

Gabrielle Ellison, a bar owner in Texas who is suing the governor, defends wanting to keep her bar open despite health officials, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, encouraging Americans to stop congregating in bars.

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US Politics

Top Pentagon policy official resigns at Trump's request

The Pentagon's top policy official is expected to depart his post soon, according to two sources familiar with the matter. John Rood, Under Secretary of Defense for Policy at the Pentagon, lost support among senior national security leadership and has been asked for his resignation, one of the sources said.

Sanders spokeswoman says she misspoke after distorting Bloomberg's health record

Bernie Sanders' national press secretary Briahna Joy Gray said the questioning of the 78-year-old Democratic presidential candidate's health and requests for further medical records "were reminiscent of a smear campaign."

5 takeaways from CNN's town halls with Bernie Sanders, Pete Buttigieg and Amy Klobuchar

During a CNN town hall in Nevada, Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) addressed the need for gun reform and spoke about her "saddest day in Washington."

Buttigieg slams Trump: My marriage never involved sending 'hush money to a porn star'

During a CNN town hall in Nevada, Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg discusses conservative radio personality Rush Limbaugh's attack on Buttigieg's sexuality.

Buttigieg recalls time he tried to use three languages to help a family at a protest

Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg shared a story at the CNN Town Hall in Nevada about how he tried to use his foreign language skills to help a family caught in the middle of a protest.

Donald Trump and his pardon triangle

CNN's Jake Tapper reports.

Trump's pardon spree deepens crisis gripping American justice

President Trump issued a series of pardons and commutations that included former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich, former San Francisco 49ers owner Eddie DeBartolo Jr., former New York City police chief Bernie Kerik and junk bond king Michael Milken. CNN's Kaitlan Collins reports.

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Health

Florida topped 200,000 coronavirus cases as nation marked a different July 4th

As counties reopen for much needed tourism dollars, state health officials urge caution while new Covid-19 cases are on the rise.

How to celebrate a fun Fourth of July at home

July 4th weekend plans may be impeded by severe storms and heat. CNN meteorologist Tyler Mauldin has the forecast and who is impacted.

The US, Brazil and others lifted lockdowns early. These charts show just how deadly that decision was

Despite having nearly 1.5 million Covid-19 cases, experts say Brazil has yet to see the worst of the pandemic. However, Brazil's second-largest city Rio de Janeiro has started to allow bars, restaurants, and gyms to reopen. CNN's Shasta Darlington reports.

Another day of record coronavirus cases as more states rethink mask mandate

CNN contributor and Biology Professor at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Erin Bromage shares tips to stay safe this 4th of July weekend.

Texas governor orders most residents to wear a face covering in public

Two days after going to a crowded bar in Scottsdale, Arizona, 30-year-old Jimmy Flores woke up with a fever of 103 and chills. A week later, he was put on a breathing tube.

This 23-year-old Texas woman waited weeks before venturing back out. When she did she got coronavirus

Peyton Chesser, a 23-year-old who caught Covid-19 as Texas began reopening, says she thinks the state reopened too quickly.

Americans must act together to bring down a Covid-19 surge that could hit 100,000 cases daily, expert says

Dr. Anthony Fauci issued a dire warning during his Senate testimony, saying new coronavirus cases could rise to 100,000 per day if current trends continue.

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Social Media-Technology

Hundreds of brands are pulling ads from Facebook. Its largest advertisers aren't among them.

The #StopHateforProfit campaign has a list of actions it wants Facebook to take, including the removal of content that promotes hate and misinformation. CNN's Abby Phillip reports.

The hard truth about the Facebook ad boycott: Nothing matters but Zuckerberg

Rashad Robinson, president of Color of Change, which is part of the #StopHateforProfit coalition, discusses the campaign's efforts to get Facebook to "address all the ways in which their platform incentivizes misinformation."

White supremacists openly organize racist violence on Telegram, report finds

According to a new report, White supremacists are using the encrypted messaging app Telegram to post threats of violence against minority communities and Black Lives Matter protesters - threats that in some cases have translated into violence. CNN's Nima Elbagir reports.

Black Facebook employee and two job applicants file EEOC complaint alleging discrimination

Former Xerox CEO and the first black woman CEO of a Fortune 500 company, Ursula Burns, says corporations need to diversify their boards and C-suites.

Apple's newest iPhone feature aims to replace the car key

At Apple's annual Worldwide Developers Conference, the company unveiled the newest iteration of its operating system, iOS 14. See the highlights here.

Wirecard's former CEO Markus Braun arrested after $2 billion scandal explodes

Markus Braun, the Austrian tech entrepreneur who built Wirecard into one of Germany's biggest companies, has been arrested after its auditors were unable to locate $2.1 billion. CNN's Fred Pleitgen reports.

Twitter puts warning on Trump tweet for 'threat of harm' against DC protesters

President Donald Trump spoke to the media as he departed the White House. He spoke about the protesters that tried to tear down a statue of Andrew Jackson and the punishment that they should receive.

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Indiana Coronavirus Cases

Data is updated nightly.

Confirmed Cases: 47432

Reported Deaths: 2687

County	Confirmed	Deaths
Marion	11546	683
Lake	5104	242
Elkhart	3211	44
Allen	2737	129
St. Joseph	1908	66
Cass	1638	9
Hamilton	1538	100
Hendricks	1390	100
Johnson	1256	118
Porter	720	37
Tippecanoe	694	8
Madison	655	64
Clark	640	44
Bartholomew	582	44
Howard	565	57
LaPorte	563	26
Kosciusko	535	4
Vanderburgh	502	6
Marshall	482	3
Jackson	469	3
Noble	469	28
LaGrange	467	7
Hancock	440	35
Boone	437	43
Delaware	431	50
Shelby	423	25
Floyd	371	44
Morgan	327	31
Montgomery	293	20
Grant	291	26
Clinton	288	2
Monroe	276	28
Dubois	266	6
White	260	10
Henry	258	15
Decatur	249	32
Lawrence	242	25
Vigo	231	8
Dearborn	228	23
Harrison	212	22
Warrick	212	29
Greene	185	32
Miami	182	2
Jennings	174	11
Putnam	168	8
DeKalb	160	4
Scott	160	7
Daviess	142	16
Orange	136	23
Wayne	136	6
Steuben	128	2
Perry	127	9
Franklin	124	8
Ripley	115	7
Jasper	114	2
Wabash	112	2
Carroll	110	2
Fayette	98	7
Newton	98	10
Starke	92	3
Whitley	90	5
Randolph	78	4
Huntington	74	2
Jefferson	72	2
Wells	71	1
Fulton	69	1
Jay	68	0
Washington	68	1
Gibson	67	2
Knox	64	0
Pulaski	64	1
Clay	60	4
Rush	56	3
Adams	50	1
Benton	48	0
Owen	47	1
Sullivan	44	1
Brown	38	1
Posey	38	0
Blackford	37	2
Spencer	37	1
Crawford	30	0
Fountain	30	2
Tipton	30	1
Switzerland	26	0
Martin	22	0
Parke	22	0
Ohio	14	0
Vermillion	14	0
Warren	14	1
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