ProudBoys set up their own autonomous zone tonight but it was short lived because we’re not faggots.

Meanwhile, in China

California officials: no fireworks on 4th of July

Californians:

Members of the U.S. Army Golden Knights Parachute Team displays an American flag while landing on the Ellipse near the White House on July 4

A shooting at a South Carolina nightclub left at least 12 people in “various conditions” early Sunday, a sheriff's official said. A Greenville County sheriff's deputy noticed a “disturbance” at Lavish Lounge just before 2 a.m., and called for backup because of “active gunfire from inside the building,” Lt. Jimmy Bolt said in a statement. Responding officials took victims inside the lounge to the hospital, while others were taken via private vehicles, The Charlotte Observer reported. It wasn't clear whether anyone was in custody in relation to the shooting. The names and precise conditions of the victims weren't immediately released. The nightclub is about 5 miles southwest of downtown Greenville, in South Carolina's Upstate region. A post on Lavish Lounge's Facebook page advertised a July 4 performance by trap rapper Foogiano.

WASHINGTON, DC: The impressive displays burst over Washington Monument at the National Mall

#Funny from Seattle 😂

Black nationalist leader talks about how blacks need an ethnostate in Texas

A 7-year-old girl and a 14-year-old boy were among those fatally shot Saturday night as Chicago erupted in gun violence on Independence Day. The evening included two attacks that each had eight victims. The girl, identified by her family as Natalie Wallace, was outside her grandmother’s home at a Fourth of July party in the city's Austin neighborhood around 7 p.m. when a vehicle pulled up and three men got out and started shooting indiscriminately. The girl was shot in her head and pronounced dead after she was rushed to a hospital. A 32-year-old man shot during the same attack was in fair condition. The city deployed 1,200 additional police officers who the mayor said would be working with violence prevention groups and focus on getting illegal guns off the street over the holiday weekend, according to the Sun-Times.