The Associated PressGeverifieerd account

Rows of locked shops confront bargain-hunters for most of the day in Fancy Bazar, a nearly 200-year-old market that offered cheap prices until the COVID-19 pandemic hit Gauhati, the biggest city in India’s remote northeast.http://apne.ws/htrl067 

A group of Muslim mental health professionals — along with some faith leaders and activists in the United States — are working to raise awareness about mental illness and suicide prevention and provide religiously and culturally sensitive guidance.http://apne.ws/pI3U4q3 

Oregon’s largest city broke its all-time heat record on Saturday. It could beat the new mark today. Forecasters say many Pacific Northwest communities may sweat through the hottest days in their histories as temperatures soar.http://apne.ws/bazxmVl 

The search continues for bodies and possible survivors in the collapse of a condominium near Miami. Officials say the death toll has reached five, and late Saturday they identified four of those killed. More than 150 remain unaccounted for.http://apne.ws/mOs95wm 

Faced with a sharp rise in coronavirus cases, the Thai capital has announced a ban on indoor dining and gatherings of more than 20 people,The measures will remain for 30 days.http://apne.ws/0oOv65B 

A passenger tried to breach the cockpit of a moving plane, then he was injured after jumping from the aircraft as it rolled away from a gate at Los Angeles International Airport, authorities said.http://apne.ws/8WO1GcE 

BREAKING: The death toll from the building collapse near Miami has risen to five, according to Miami-Dade Mayor Daniella Levine Cava. The discovery dropped the number of unaccounted for down to 156, she said.http://apne.ws/vBrsi4p 

As states end their coronavirus restrictions, very few are creating systems to help businesses verify if customers have been vaccinated. More states are banning vaccine checks and some are prohibiting businesses from denying service to the unvaccinated.http://apne.ws/d3DppTS 

Government officials, wildlife managers and utility workers across the Pacific Northwest were trying to keep people and animals safe amid a historic heat wave. Seattle afternoon temperatures hit 97 degrees Fahrenheit, the hottest June day on record there.http://apne.ws/Pl6bVFE 

The Texas Supreme Court says survivors and relatives of those killed in a 2017 mass shooting at a church can't sue a sporting goods chain for selling the gunman the rifle used in the attack.http://apne.ws/UVT0lnK 

"Roma Lives Matter." Hundreds of people gathered in a northern Czech town to honor a Roma man who died after a police officer responding to a call about an altercation knelt on his neck. International human rights groups are calling for an investigation.http://apne.ws/fhLpUhD 

Three years after the deadliest attack on a U.S. newsroom, opening statements begin Tuesday to determine if Jarrod Ramos was legally sane when he killed five people at the Capital Gazette.http://apne.ws/SbvfuFc 

Few states are creating programs to help businesses check the vaccine status of their customers. Far more are taking steps to ban the practice. By @DavidALieb.http://apne.ws/kLtJe3h 

"Certainly not my intent." Aiming to preserve a fragile bipartisan deal on infrastructure, President Joe Biden said he didn’t mean to suggest he would veto the bill unless Congress also passed a larger package to expand the social safety net.http://apne.ws/YhT8dUa