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    • 3rd officer at the Capitol attack commits suicide

      3rd officer at the Capitol attack commits suicide

      An 18-year District of Columbia police veteran who responded to the Jan. 6 insurrection has died by suicide, the department reported — the third officer to do so.

      'We are grieving as a department' »
      • 'It looked like a hurricane shelter' after flights canceled

        'It looked like a hurricane shelter' after flights canceled

      • Biden's plans stunted after dejected experts fled Trump

        Biden's plans stunted after dejected experts fled Trump

      • Bacon may disappear in Calif. as pig rules take effect

        Bacon may disappear in Calif. as pig rules take effect

      • Vax pileup illustrates largely unrecognized problem

        Vax pileup illustrates largely unrecognized problem

      • U.S. passes 35M COVID cases as 1 state tops 4M

        U.S. passes 35M COVID cases as 1 state tops 4M

    • An Olympic medalist admitted on live TV that she was 's---ting myself' while swimming her relay leg
      Sports
      INSIDER

      An Olympic medalist admitted on live TV that she was 's---ting myself' while swimming her relay leg

      Sydney Pickrem won bronze for Canada in Sunday's 4×100-meter medley relay. The 23-year-old, who swam a 1:07.17 breaststroke, was candid in her TV interview. Sydney Pickrem may have swum for a spot on the podium in Sunday's 4×100-meter medley relay, but that doesn't mean she was calm, cool, and collected while doing so.

    • Study: Alcohol use linked to nearly 750,000 cancer cases in 2020
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      CBS News

      Study: Alcohol use linked to nearly 750,000 cancer cases in 2020

      Doctors are sounding the alarm over research showing a link between drinking alcohol and cancer. More than 700,000 new cancer cases were linked to alcohol consumption in 2020 — a time when many Americans reported drinking more. The research, published in the July 13 edition of Lancet Oncology, found that over 4% of all new cancer cases in 2020 were caused by alcohol consumption.

    • A Texas lawmaker is asking donors to pay his legislative staff after Gov. Greg Abbott defunded the entire state legislature
      Politics
      Business Insider

      A Texas lawmaker is asking donors to pay his legislative staff after Gov. Greg Abbott defunded the entire state legislature

      A Texas state representative is asking campaign donors to help pay his legislative staffers. Gov. Greg Abbott defunded the legislature after Democrats fled the state to prevent restrictive voting laws from passing. Unlike staffers' salaries, state legislator pay is enshrined in the constitution.

    • Sen. Lindsey Graham may have exposed multiple senators to COVID-19 on Joe Manchin's DC houseboat
      Politics
      Business Insider

      Sen. Lindsey Graham may have exposed multiple senators to COVID-19 on Joe Manchin's DC houseboat

      Sen. Joe Manchin hosted multiple senators, including Lindsey Graham, on his houseboat over the weekend. Graham announced that he tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday morning. Jacky Rosen and Mark Kelly were all in contact with Graham on the boat.

      • Graham 1st vaccinated senator to test positive for COVID-19
        Graham 1st vaccinated senator to test positive for COVID-19
        Associated Press
      • U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham says he tested positive for COVID-19
        U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham says he tested positive for COVID-19
        Reuters
    • McKayla Maroney says she was forced to compete with a broken foot in the 2012 Olympics, claiming Larry Nassar lied to the coach about the injury
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      INSIDER

      McKayla Maroney says she was forced to compete with a broken foot in the 2012 Olympics, claiming Larry Nassar lied to the coach about the injury

      McKayla Maroney said in an Instagram Story that her foot was broken at the 2012 London Olympics. Maroney said Larry Nassar lied to the US women's gymnastics coach to downplay the injury. USA Gymnastics told Insider it recognized "how deeply we have broken the trust of our athletes."

      • Tokyo Olympics: McKayla Maroney says she was forced to compete on a broken foot by abuser Larry Nassar
        Tokyo Olympics: McKayla Maroney says she was forced to compete on a broken foot by abuser Larry Nassar
        The Independent
      • McKayla Maroney Revealed She Competed in the 2012 Olympics on a Broken Foot
        McKayla Maroney Revealed She Competed in the 2012 Olympics on a Broken Foot
        Hello Giggles
    • Online creator Chris Chan arrested on incest charge after leaked audio alleged she had sex with her mother
      U.S.
      INSIDER

      Online creator Chris Chan arrested on incest charge after leaked audio alleged she had sex with her mother

      Christine Weston Chandler, known online as Chris Chan, was arrested on a charge of incest. Christian Weston Chandler, known online as Chris Chan, has been arrested and charged with incest after a leaked phone conversation spread online. Chandler, 39, is currently being held in the Henrico County Jail after being brought in by police on Sunday afternoon.

    • 24 vaccinated friends had a blowout vacation on Cape Cod. Though their symptoms were mild, 14 of them caught COVID-19, report says.
      Health
      Business Insider

      24 vaccinated friends had a blowout vacation on Cape Cod. Though their symptoms were mild, 14 of them caught COVID-19, report says.

      Twenty-four fully vaccinated friends had a weeklong July 4 getaway in Provincetown, Massachusetts. The cases were part of a bigger study that prompted the CDC to change its indoor masking guidance. Fourteen of 24 vaccinated friends who visited the Cape Cod town of Provincetown, Massachusetts, in July caught COVID-19, Bloomberg reported on Sunday.

    • Iran's outgoing president says the country's authoritarian government doesn't always tell the truth
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      Business Insider

      Iran's outgoing president says the country's authoritarian government doesn't always tell the truth

      Iran's outgoing president said the government was not always truthful during his eight-year tenure. Iran's authoritarian government is not known for its transparency and has little tolerance for dissent. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani, who is leaving office this week, on Sunday said the country's authoritarian government was not always truthful during his eight years in office.

    • Tokyo Olympics: China's 'nationalists' are turning on their athletes
      World
      BBC

      Tokyo Olympics: China's 'nationalists' are turning on their athletes

      The pressure on Chinese athletes to perform has never been higher. Anything less than a gold is being seen as athletes being unpatriotic by furious "nationalists" online. China's mixed doubles table tennis team made a tearful apology at the Tokyo Olympics last week - for winning a silver medal.

    • A Canadian diver who scored a 0 with a feet-first flop with the finals on the line said she wasn't going to give up
      Sports
      INSIDER

      A Canadian diver who scored a 0 with a feet-first flop with the finals on the line said she wasn't going to give up

      The Canadian diver Pamela Ware scored a 0.0 with a feet-first dive in the Olympics. The failed dive knocked Ware out of competition for the event final. In an emotional video, Ware said she made a mistake but would not give up.

    • A Waffle House waitress who worked a double shift while looking after her baby says she received a $1,000 tip from a country-music star who was impressed by her work ethic
      Business
      Business Insider

      A Waffle House waitress who worked a double shift while looking after her baby says she received a $1,000 tip from a country-music star who was impressed by her work ethic

      A Waffle House waitress said she received a $1,000 tip from a country-music star. A Waffle House waitress said a country-music star left her a $1,000 tip because he was so impressed by her work ethic. Shirell Lackey told Fox 8 News, a Fox affiliate in Greensboro, North Carolina, last week that the musician, who she wanted to keep anonymous, had found out she was working a double shift while looking after her baby daughter at the restaurant.

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      Black man reportedly assaulted by white men at Indiana lake faces criminal charges

      A Black man who said a group of white men assaulted him and threatened to “get a noose” at a southern Indiana lake is facing criminal charges more than a year after the confrontation that earlier led to charges against two of the alleged attackers.

    • Israel's Olympic gold victory raises Jewish identity debate
      World
      Associated Press

      Israel's Olympic gold victory raises Jewish identity debate

      But the celebrations were tempered after his mother lamented that the country's authorities will not allow him to wed because he is not considered Jewish according to Orthodox law. The state doesn't allow him to marry,” Dolgopyat's mother, Angela, told 103FM in an interview Sunday. Her comments touched a raw nerve in this country, which has repeatedly struggled with balancing matters of religion and state since it was founded as a refuge for Jews 73 years ago.

    • A giant Tesla battery pack burst into flames during testing, and it took 150 firefighters 4 days to put out
      Business
      Business Insider

      A giant Tesla battery pack burst into flames during testing, and it took 150 firefighters 4 days to put out

      A huge Tesla battery pack was on fire for four days until firefighters managed to put it out. It took 150 firefighters and more than 30 fire trucks to extinguish the fire, they said. A Tesla "Megapack" battery pack caught fire during testing on Friday, and it took firefighters four days to extinguish the blaze, Australian local authorities said on Monday.

    • US considering ‘next steps’ as it warns Iran it will respond to deadly attack on oil tanker in international waters
      U.S.
      Washington Examiner

      US considering ‘next steps’ as it warns Iran it will respond to deadly attack on oil tanker in international waters

      The new categories include: Afghans who work or worked as employees of contractors, locally employed staff, interpreters/translators for the U.S. government, U.S. Forces Afghanistan, International Security Assistance Force or Resolute Support; Afghans who work or worked for a U.S. government-funded program or project in Afghanistan supported through a U.S. government grant or cooperative agreement; Afghans who are or were employed in Afghanistan by a U.S.-based media organization or nongovernmental organization.

    • Florida and Texas accounted for one-third of all new U.S. coronavirus cases last week, White House says
      U.S.
      Yahoo News

      Florida and Texas accounted for one-third of all new U.S. coronavirus cases last week, White House says

      States with low vaccination rates are driving a new coronavirus wave sweeping over the nation, with the much more transmissible Delta strain filling hospitals across the southern U.S. Two states, Texas and Florida, stand out as hot spots, accounting for a full third of all new cases nationwide last week, White House pandemic response coordinator Jeff Zients revealed during a Monday press briefing. Over the weekend, Florida had the unwelcome distinction of breaking a national record, reporting 21,000 new cases, the most for one day in any state since the pandemic began in early 2020. From the start, we've known this virus is unpredictable,” Zients said.

      • Florida breaks record for COVID-19 hospitalizations
        Florida breaks record for COVID-19 hospitalizations
        Yahoo News Video
      • U.S. cases and deaths from COVID-19 rise, so do vaccinations -U.S. officials
        U.S. cases and deaths from COVID-19 rise, so do vaccinations -U.S. officials
        Reuters
    • 100-year-old accused of once being a Nazi guard to stand trial in Germany
      World
      The Week

      100-year-old accused of once being a Nazi guard to stand trial in Germany

      Prosecutors in Germany said on Monday that a 100-year-old man accused of being a Nazi concentration camp guard is fit to stand trial in October. The man, whose name has not been released, allegedly served as a guard at the Sachsenhausen camp near Berlin, with prosecutors accusing him of being complicit in the murders of 3,518 prisoners between 1942 and 1945. There aren't many former guards who are still living, but now there is legal precedent that prosecutors do not need evidence of direct involvement in murders at concentration camps to bring someone to trial.

      • German court sets trial date for former Nazi guard, aged 100
        German court sets trial date for former Nazi guard, aged 100
        Associated Press
      • 100-year-old former concentration camp guard ‘to go on trial in Germany’
        100-year-old former concentration camp guard ‘to go on trial in Germany’
        The Independent
    • Meerkat killed when tunnel collapses in habitat, Zoo Miami says. It’s not the first time.
      World
      Miami Herald

      Meerkat killed when tunnel collapses in habitat, Zoo Miami says. It’s not the first time.

      A Zoo Miami meerkat named Gizmo died over the weekend after being stuck in a tunnel that collapsed in his habitat, according to zoo officials. Last July, a 6-month-old meerkat named Ginger died in a tunnel collapse. Meerkats, according to Zoo Miami spokesman Ron Magill, are constantly digging tunnels and says the recent rain likely caused the ground to cave on top of him.

    • I'm a personal trainer in the Hamptons. The job perks are incredible, but every now and then I'll get an odd request that has nothing to do with my job.
      Lifestyle
      Business Insider

      I'm a personal trainer in the Hamptons. The job perks are incredible, but every now and then I'll get an odd request that has nothing to do with my job.

      When it comes to working with the 1%, convenience is a key factor, so I often train my clients virtually or in their homes. It's best to meet them where they're at, and in my case, that's the Hamptons. I launched Hamptons Wellness on Wheels in 2016 with my boyfriend Ross Youmans.

    • After decades of invisibility, asexuals are speaking up and gaining ground: ‘I don’t need to be fixed because I’m not broken.’
      Lifestyle
      Chicago Tribune

      After decades of invisibility, asexuals are speaking up and gaining ground: ‘I don’t need to be fixed because I’m not broken.’

      When you look out at the world and you don't see anything that looks like your experience or sounds like your experience, the world is like a funhouse mirror. It's reflecting a distorted version of what's true, so you feel like a broken version of yourself. Asexuals made up 1% of the population in an influential analysis of survey results from more than 18,000 British people that was published in the Journal of Sex Research in 2004.

    • Covid-19: The mystery of rising infections in India's Kerala
      Health
      BBC

      Covid-19: The mystery of rising infections in India's Kerala

      The southern Indian state of Kerala accounts for more than half of the country's new Covid-19 infections. The BBC's Soutik Biswas and Vikas Pandey report on why cases continue to rise in the state, months after the waning of the deadly second wave. In January 2020, Kerala reported India's first Covid-19 case in a medical student who returned from Wuhan, in China, where the pandemic began.

    • Idaho Falls police officer indicted in fatal shooting of man standing in yard
      U.S.
      Idaho Statesman

      Idaho Falls police officer indicted in fatal shooting of man standing in yard

      A grand jury has indicted an Idaho Falls Police Department officer for shooting a man who was in his own backyard during a February manhunt. Elias Aurelio Cerdas, a 26-year-old officer who graduated from training less than a year before the shooting, was indicted Friday on a charge of felony involuntary manslaughter. Cerdas was not arrested after being charged but was issued a summons for his arraignment at the Bonneville County Courthouse on Aug. 23.

    • I tried working out like Simone Biles for a week, and now I have even more respect for Olympic athletes
      Lifestyle
      INSIDER

      I tried working out like Simone Biles for a week, and now I have even more respect for Olympic athletes

      This week humbled me, and I'd highly recommend trying Biles' routine. Gold medalist Simone Biles has changed the gymnastics game with her gravity-defying stunts leading up to the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. As a fan of Biles, I tried an adapted version of her routine for a week, so keep reading to find out what it was like following an Olympian-inspired training regimen.

    • Tucker Carlson Billed as Speaker at Far-Right Conference in Hungary After Meeting With Viktor Orban
      World
      The Daily Beast

      Tucker Carlson Billed as Speaker at Far-Right Conference in Hungary After Meeting With Viktor Orban

      Tucker Carlson is on the bill to deliver a speech, appropriately titled “The World According to Tucker Carlson,” this coming Saturday at MCC Feszt, a far-right conference in Budapest that is backed by Hungary's authoritarian prime minister, Viktor Orban. The news of Carlson's apparent appearance follows a reported meeting between the Fox News star and Orban, as a friendly photo posted to the leader's Facebook page revealed on Monday that Carlson had hosted Orban on his online show for Fox Nation. Earlier this year, The New York Times reported that Orban granted $1.7 billion—or about one percent of Hungary's GDP—to Mathias Corvinus Collegium, or MCC, with the aim of training a new generation of conservative elite across Europe.

    • Politics
      CBS News Videos

      Trump grapples with maintaining political relevancy

      Former President Trump has been working to maintain leadership in the Republican Party since his defeat in the 2020 election. However, over the past few weeks, he's seen several political fires pop up, including two big developments from the Justice Department. Sarah Westwood, Washington Examiner political and investigative reporter, joins "Red & Blue" host Elaine Quijano to discuss how this could affect Mr. Trump and his party moving forward.

    Will the Child Tax Credit cut poverty?
    • “[The program] stands likely to leave millions of families — disproportionately the poorest and most fragile ones — behind.”

    • “[Paying] families monthly, instead of one lump sum ... will provide parents with more stability knowing when cash is coming.”

    • “More parents will disappear from the workforce, and more children will be locked into dependency.”

    • “Poverty is a political choice, not an inevitability.”

    • “Time is running out. There are only six months until monthly payments of the credit cease."

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