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Most attackers made threats before striking, Secret Service report finds

By Colleen Long, Associated Press

One-third of the attackers who terrorized schools, houses of worship or businesses nationwide last year had a history of serious domestic violence, two-thirds had mental health issues, and nearly all had made threatening or concerning communications that worried others before…

Will this latest Republican effort to undo Obamacare succeed?

By Laura Santhanam

Health policy experts outline why you should pay attention to a law that could dramatically alter the nation's health care system.

Serena Williams advances to Wimbledon semifinal

By Howard Fendrich, Associated Press

"She's something our sport has never seen," Alison Riske said after Williams defeated her in the quarterfinals.

WATCH: Trump meets with the leader of Qatar

President Donald Trump says Qatar is investing heavily in the U.S., buying military equipment and commercial planes.

GOP-led Virginia Legislature abruptly adjourns special session on guns

By Alan Suderman, Sarah Rankin, Associated Press

Lawmakers were summoned to consider a package of eight gun-control measures put forward by Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam, who called for "votes and laws, not thoughts and prayers" in response to the Virginia Beach massacre.

Virginia lawmakers meet to debate new gun laws after mass shooting

By Alan Suderman, Sarah Rankin, Associated Press

Gov. Ralph Northam ordered lawmakers back for a special session to consider a wide range of gun-control measures.

White House adviser says Trump hasn't spoken to Epstein in years

By Associated Press

White House counselor Kellyanne Conway says Trump told her on Tuesday that he hasn't spoken with or seen Epstein in 10 or 15 years.

Judge strikes down Trump rule requiring prescription ads to list prices

By Ricardo Alonso-Zaldivar, Associated Press

Drugmakers had argued that requiring them to disclose list prices amounted to coercion that would violate their free speech rights under the Constitution.

ICE's use of face scans worries civil rights activists

By Frank Bajak, Associated Press

At least three states have scanned millions of driver's license photos on behalf of Immigration and Customs Enforcement without the drivers' knowledge or consent.