- At the scene. Vice President Kamala Harris on Tuesday visited Highland Park, Illinois, where a shooter killed seven people at a Fourth of July parade the day before. "The whole nation should understand and have a level of empathy to understand that this can happen anywhere, in any peace loving community," she said. CNN

- Call to action. Democrats—from party leadership to celebrity endorsers—have become increasingly frustrated with the White House's response to the reversal of Roe v. Wade. Some of the criticism is sparked by a lack of preparation for the SCOTUS decision day-of, a last-minute scheduling that failed to gather Democratic governors, and what's perceived as an overall lack of urgency and action.  CNN

- Big question. Wimbledon security stopped and searched four people at the tournament wearing t-shirts that said "Where is Peng Shuai?" The retired Chinese tennis star has made few public appearances since accusing a high-ranking Communist Party official of sexual assault last year. The activists said tournament officials permitted them to stay but asked them not to approach spectators or discuss Peng. CNBC

- Anti-LBGTQ wave. Ten anti-LGBTQ bills went into effect across six states on Friday, including Florida’s “Don’t Say Gay” bill prohibiting classroom discussions of gender and sexuality. Alabama passed a bill at the eleventh hour requiring students to use bathrooms that correspond with their gender assigned at birth and enacted education policies similar to Florida’s. Legislation restricting transgender students’ participation in sports went into effect in Louisiana, South Dakota, and other states. The 19th*

MOVERS AND SHAKERS: Janai Norman has been named weekend co-anchor on ABC’s Good Morning America. Jennifer Jones has joined nonprofit organization Rotary International as its first female president. The Washington Post has appointed Johanna Mayer-Jones as its head of global client and agency partnerships.

- Expanding access. Abortion rights activists want the FDA to expand the approved use of the abortion pill mifepristone to include miscarriages, and allow patients to obtain the medication without a prescription. Expanding its approved use could make it more difficult for prosecutors in antiabortion states to investigate medical practitioners who provide the pills. However, the FDA has said Danco, the pharmaceutical company that produces the medication’s brand name version, would need to provide the data supporting this expanded use—and Danco said it won’t pursue the idea. Wall Street Journal

- New job description. Queen Elizabeth’s official responsibilities were changed for the first time in over a decade. According to Buckingham Palace’s official annual report released last week, the Queen’s role, which previously entailed 13 responsibilities, is now divided into serving as the head of state and as the head of nation, a “symbolic” role. The Queen, who is suffering from mobility issues at age 96, has passed additional responsibilities onto heir Prince Charles. Vanity Fair

- Fenty fortune. Rihanna is officially America’s youngest self-made female billionaire, taking the title from the Kardashians. The 34-year-old singer-turned-entrepreneur has amassed a $1.4 billion net worth through Fenty Beauty, Fenty Skin, and Savage X Fenty. She ranks at No. 21 on Forbes’ annual list of America’s richest self-made women, and is the only billionaire under 40. CNBC 

- Food insecurity disruptor. One-fourth of Black communities experience food insecurity, three times higher than white households. Goodr, a technology platform startup founded by Jasmine Crowe, wants to eliminate that insecurity by partnering with businesses to reduce and eliminate food waste. The company recently closed its Series A funding, securing $8 million from investors like Emerson Collective, Backstage Capital, and Christiana Musk. Essence