Video gamer David Katz shot two people dead, injured nine then committed suicide at an NFL 19 tournament in Jacksonville, Florida.
Singer Steven Tyler ordered Donald Trump to stop playing their Aerosmith songs at rallies.
A 50,000-year-old human bone was discovered in Siberia.
The world's oldest cheese dating back 3,200 years, was discovered in an Ancient Egyptian tomb near Cairo.
Over 566 wildfires swept through British Columbia in Canada, which led to a State of Emergency, and 3,000 people were evacuated.
A plane stolen from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport flew for over an hour before crashing on a wooded island.
The Parker Solar Probe was launched by NASA, heading for the Sun.
Monsanto became liable to pay out $289 million in damages to a groundsman who got terminal cancer from its 'Roundup' weed killer.
New South Wales, Australia, announced they were 100 percent in drought.
Musical.ly and TikTok merged, combining the users of both apps to form one community.
The Swedish crown jewels were stolen from a cathedral in broad daylight.
Albert Einstein's theory of gravitational redshift was proven after a telescope in Chile observed a black hole.
After introducing a preservation project, three bison calves were born in Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada.
A deadly 106°F heatwave in Japan killed at least 65 people, and more than 22,000 were hospitalized.
Forest fires spread across large areas of Sweden.
Cliff Richard was awarded £210,000 in damages after winning a privacy case against the BBC.
France defeated Croatia 4-2 to win their second FIFA World Cup.
During an interview with CBS, Donald Trump stated that the European Union is his biggest foe.
A Neolithic trackway dating to 2300 B.C. was uncovered in a nondescript field in Suffolk, on the east coast of England, thanks to a power company.
Donald Trump ended family separation on the southern border.
The ten millionth patent, a specialized laser radar, was issued by the US Patent and Trademark Office.
The leaders of North Korea and the USA met for the first time ever.
The Opportunity Mars rover sent its last signal to Earth.
Xi'an, China, introduced a pedestrian lane for people who walk while looking at their phones.
Russian journalist Arkady Babchenko faked his own death.
Starbucks closed over 8,000 US stores.
The Kilauea volcano on Big Island in Hawaii began to erupt.
Prince Charles was appointed to become the next head of the Commonwealth once Queen Elizabeth II passes.
The 21st Commonwealth Games officially began on the Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia.
A shooting took place at YouTube's headquarters in San Bruno, California.
The first protests of the 2018 Armenian Revolution began.
Qantas flight QF9 became the first to fly nonstop from Australia to the UK.
Finland became the world's happiest country.
Identical twins were no longer identical after one returned from a mission to space.
The world's oldest message in a bottle was found.
In Svalbard, Norway, the Global Seed Vault celebrated its 10th anniversary by adding its one-millionth seed.
Malaysia's leader created an uproar when he announced he favors quinoa over the national dish of rice.
Analysis of 65,000-year-old cave paintings in Spain revealed that Neanderthals were the first artists long before humans.
Venezuela created its first virtual currency, called the petro, in hopes of saving its economy.
For the first time in her life, at age 91, Queen Elizabeth II attended London Fashion Week.
Netflix passed the $100 billion milestone.
America's Rocket Lab Electron sent a rocket that uses an electric-filled pump engine into orbit, making it the first of its kind.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos' net worth reached $106 billion.
The Washington Post called Lorde a bigot in a full-page ad after she canceled her show in Israel.
A British surgeon admitted to branding his initials on patients' livers.
A suicide bomber made an attack in Mogadishu, Somalia.
Scientists discovered the most distant supermassive black hole.
Starbucks opened its largest cafe in the world in Shanghai, at 29,000 square-feet, which is 1/2 the size of a football field.
The Austrian courts ruled in favor of same-sex marriage in 2019.
The US Supreme Court allowed President Trump's travel ban to come into effect for six predominantly Muslim countries.
