Former assistant to a State Duma deputy from A Just Russia, Alexander Ageev, sent a complaint to the Central Election Commission against the Secretary of the General Council of United Russia, Sergei Neverov, for bribing voters.

In Michigan, there was a shooting at the Barrien County Courthouse in St. Joseph. According to unconfirmed reports, two members of the court were killed. The attacker was also shot dead, according to local TV channel WZZM13, citing a source in the district attorney's office. WOOD TV also reports the deaths of two members of the court. According to the channel, the attacker was a prisoner. Fox17 writes that in addition to the three killed, there is one victim.

Russian boxer Sergey Kovalev defeated Malawian Isaac Chilemba and defended his WBA, WBO and IBF light heavyweight titles. The fight took place on the evening of July 11 in Yekaterinburg. Kovalev's victory was determined by the judges after 12 rounds. According to Match-TV, Kovalev promised to give the fee for the fight to the family of boxer Roman Simakov, who died in Yekaterinburg in 2011 after a fight with him.

Alexei Navalny's associate and head of the Internet Defense Society, Leonid Volkov, filed an application with the Moscow City Hall to hold a rally against the "anti-terrorist package" of laws (the so-called "Yarovaya package"), which Russian President Vladimir Putin signed on July 7. Volkov plans to hold a rally on July 26 on Slavyanskaya Square in Moscow. The start of the action is scheduled for 19:00 (collection time is an hour earlier).

The authorities of the city of Sochi have abandoned the ban on visiting beaches at night. This was reported by the press service of the city administration. The statement stressed that lifeguards and medical services would not be on duty on the beaches from 20:00 to 08:00 in the morning, which is why swimming at night "becomes unsafe." At the same time, many residents of the city visit the beaches "in the early morning or in the evening after work," the administration said.

British Home Secretary Theresa May has been appointed leader of the Conservative Party. This, according to The Guardian, was announced by the head of the party committee, Graham Brady. The head of the Conservative Party, which has a majority in the current Parliament, will become Prime Minister of Great Britain. Previously, the current head of government, David Cameron, announced that he would resign on July 13.

For which Daria Klisina was accused of betrayal Photo: Dylan Martinez / Reuters / Scanpix / Leta The Russian team in athletics was not allowed to the Olympics in Rio due to doping. Nevertheless, individual athletes left the opportunity to travel to Brazil - for this it was necessary to send an individual application.

The head of the Ministry of Industry and Trade, Denis Manturov, said that the budget for 2017 may not include funds to launch a program of food assistance to the poor. “This is our dream, but it is rather difficult to say whether a decision will be made, since the budget is just beginning to form, and depends on how the concept is fully adopted,” he said. According to him, before the end of the year, the ministry plans to coordinate the financing of the program with other departments.

The boar burst into one of the family restaurants of the city of Yyujonbu (located north of Seoul) and defeated the institution. The staff and visitors tried to hide from the animal while it ran through the halls, demolishing everything in its path. This happened at about three in the morning on July 7, when there were only a few guests in the restaurant. Apparently, the animal itself was scared.

NVIDIA engineer Robert Bond created a neural network that helps to drive the cats with watering so that they do not throw the territory near the house. The scientist spent no more than 15 hours on the creation of the system. Bond used a camera, a platform with a cuffe adverse neural network and an irrigation machine.

British Prime Minister David Cameron has announced that he will step down on Wednesday 13 July. It is reported by The Guardian. According to Cameron, on Tuesday he will hold the last meeting of the British government. On Wednesday, he will attend a session of the House of Commons, after which he will go to Buckingham Palace, where he will ask Queen Elizabeth II for her resignation. “So we will have a new prime minister on Wednesday night,” Cameron said.

Nintendo's augmented reality game is catching up with Twitter's popularity Photo: Richard Vogel / AP / Scanpix / Leta The Japanese company Nintendo on July 6 released Pokemon Go - a game with augmented reality elements, which works on IOS and Android smartphones. The application offers to search and tame Pokemon hidden in the real world.

One of the organizers of the march for the federalization of Kuban, Darya Polyudova, who was convicted in December 2015 for inciting extremism and violating the territorial integrity of the Russian Federation, filed a lawsuit with a request for parole. According to her lawyer, Andrey Sabinin, Polyudova has the right to ask for parole, taking into account six months of pre-trial detention in the FSB pre-trial detention center.

UEFA named the French striker Antoine Griezmann the best player in the European Championship. Griezmann scored six goals and provided two assists in the tournament. In particular, he scored both goals against Germany in the semi-finals, which ended in a 2-0 victory for the French. UEFA also compiled a symbolic team of the championship, which included four Portuguese, three Germans and two players from France and Wales.

The Israeli human rights organization Shurat HaDin announced that it has filed a lawsuit against Facebook in a New York court for complicity in the killing of several US citizens by Palestinians. Shurat HaDin represents the interests of the relatives of five people killed in Israel in 2014-2016, reports the Associated Press. Four of them had US and Israeli citizenship, one - who died in Tel Aviv in the spring of 2016 - was a US citizen.