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On July 4th, a car drove into a protest in Seattle, injuring two women. The driver is in custody facing felony charges. President Trump signed an extension of the Paycheck Protection Program, allowing applications until August 8th. Despite health concerns from the DC Mayor, the July 4th celebration in Washington, D.C. will proceed, with safety measures in place. Newsy provides updates on these events.

What was the location of the protest where a car injured two women?

• Chicago's Michigan Avenue

• Seattle's Interstate 5

• New York's Times Square

• Los Angeles' Sunset Boulevard

What charges does the driver face after the Seattle protest incident?

• Traffic violation charges

• Multiple felony charges

• No charges

• Misdemeanor charges

What is the purpose of the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) extension signed by President Trump?

• To fund large corporations

• To support small businesses in paying employees

• To provide tax relief for individuals

• To increase unemployment benefits

Until when will the Paycheck Protection Program remain open for applications?

• July 4th

• September 1st

• August 8th

• December 31st

Who has been invited to the July 4th celebration at the National Mall?

• Only government officials

• Frontline workers and their families

• International tourists

• Local business owners