Foster, 31, was in jail in Pickens County, Alabama, the day before his death. As of press time, there is no indication if he had been released from the jail before he died. The CBS-affiliated station WWL-TV and NOLA.com—the website for The New Orleans Advocate/Times-Picayune—reported that an official at the Pickens County, Alabama, Medical Examiner and Coroner’s Office confirmed Foster’s death. The outlets reported that since the case remains under investigation, the official could not comment on the cause of death or the location where Foster died....

Elsa Alcala said the president’s recent verbiage in attacking the “four women of color” serving in the House of Representatives was the final straw for her, and now she’s moving away from red in a state that many people see already turning purple. “It has taken me years to say this publicly but here I go. President Trump is the worst president in the history of this country,” Alcala wrote on Facebook, according to the Austin American-Statesman....

Klein, who faces eight counts in connection with the Capitol riot, is charged with assaulting police officers during the January 6 attack. Court documents allege he donned Trump apparel on the day of the riot and physically assaulted police officers in the tunnel of the Capitol, at one point shoving a riot shield toward police officers trying to stop the mob from entering the building. One of the hundreds of people who have been charged in connection with the insurrection, Klein was offered a plea deal late Tuesday evening, according to NBC Washington’s Scott MacFarlane....

Hill, a Democrat who had represented California’s 25th congressional district until her resignation, spoke Sunday on CNN’s Reliable Sources program. She left office after leaked nude photographs published on the conservative blog RedState and then British tabloid The Daily Mail, alleging that she had had an affair with a campaign staffer. Current rules prohibit lawmakers from having sexual relationships with staff aides. Since her resignation, Hill continues to speak publicly about the current impeachment hearing against President Donald Trump....

The former three-time UFC title challenger was an MMA analyst for Fox Sports and hosted “UFC Tonight” on Fox Sports 1, but was fired in June for failing two drug tests for performance enhancing drugs before he was scheduled to face Wanderlei Silva at July’s UFC 175. Sonnen was then given a two-year suspension from the Nevada State Athletic Commission for the incidents. ESPN senior coordinating producer Glenn Jacobs had no qualms in hiring Sonnen....

White pleaded guilty to charges of hazing and serving alcohol to a minor in the Richmond Circuit Court, according to the Richmond Times-Dispatch. Each charge is punishable by a $2,500 fine and up to a year in prison, and White was not sentenced on Tuesday. Oakes was a pledge to the Delta Chi fraternity and attended a party where White was named his “big brother” in the fraternity. He was allegedly given a bottle of whiskey and told to drink the entire thing, after which he was found dead the next day....

All four of the Renault-supplied teams, including reigning world constructors' champion Red Bull, have endured considerable difficulties in the first two preseason tests in Jerez and Bahrain. Red Bull has been plagued by reliability concerns. Lotus, Toro Rosso and Caterham have also been troubled by issues with Renault's engine. Ahead of Thursday's final test in Bahrain, Renault executive Remi Taffin has faith that the worst of Renault's problems are behind them....

At first they were known exclusively for their films of India, such as “Shakespeare Wallah” and “Bombay Talkie.” Then their focus shifted to classy literary adaptations: Henry James (“The Europeans,” “The Bostonians”) and Jean Rhys (“Quartet”). For all the respect these films garnered, there were always detractors who dismissed their work as enervated “Masterpiece Theatre” gentility. Certainly, when Ivory was faced with incompatible material, such as Tama Janowitz’s “Slaves of New York,” his filmmaking could be stilted....

The competitive Trios event will be played each weekend for five weeks leading to the Season Finals, which start on September 20. Prize money will be rewarded throughout, totaling in $10 million worth of prizes across all regions. A full breakdown can be viewed below. Anyone who watched the World Cup qualifications will have a basic understanding of how this tournament works. Competitors get a similar three-hour window to compete in up to 10 games, although as we saw during the World Cup, not everyone is able to play in all 10 games if you’re going for placement....

The final challenge needed to complete the set is to “Search Hidden ‘O’ found in the Open Water Loading Screen.” This challenge comes after the initial challenge released with Chapter 2 which required you to find the Hidden F. To help out with the Hidden O challenge, you’ll first need to look at the Open Water Loading Screen. Here is that loading screen. MORE: Yes, there are bots in Fortnite Chapter 2 and they are awful...

The review, carried out by researchers in China using data from nearly 30 million patients across 95 studies worldwide, found that just over 40 percent of people infected with COVID-19 were asymptomatic. This is roughly double the amount previously believed, suggesting a greater risk of community transmission from these “silent” cases. “The high percentage of asymptomatic infections highlights the potential transmission risk of asymptomatic infections in communities,” Professor Min Liu of Peking University, the study’s co-author, wrote in the journal JAMA Network Open....

A piece of fossilized feces—or coprolite—was found alongside an exceptionally preserved adult mammoth skeleton uncovered in northwest Siberia’s Yamal peninsula in July, The Siberian Times reported. According to the team that uncovered the remains, there is little doubt that the coprolite was produced by the mammoth in question. Furthermore, they say the fossil could help to shed light on what the extinct animal once ate. “The coprolite was definitely left by this very mammoth, it is a very good find, as it can contain a lot of information about the mammoth’s diet as well as the pollen of ancient plants, and a lot more,” Dmitry Frolov, head of the Arctic Research Center of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous District, told The Siberian Times....

On Monday, wildlife photographer Hamish Mitchell posted several photos on Twitter of Occupy Democrats’ campaign finances over several cycles where he pointed out the combative meme-making social media titans spent the lion’s share of the fundraising—about $577,000 of a total $797,000 raised this cycle—on “fundraising consultants,” with no contributions to candidates. However, a quarter-million dollars of what the group raised over this past election cycle, Mitchell pointed out, went to Blue Deal LLC, which is owned by Occupy Democrats’ founder Omar Rivero and his brother, Rafael....

Fernando Santos’ European champions were beaten 2-0 by Switzerland in their Group B opener, but were without talisman Ronaldo on that occasion. The Real Madrid star – absent since hobbling off in the Euro 2016 final victory over France – marked his comeback in style Friday, helping the hosts to a 6-0 win. “We knew that the first goal would be really important against a team which puts 11 players behind the ball,” he said, having scored his 42nd career hat trick to take his international goals tally to 65....

According to the Toronto Star, police arrested three people and recovered two firearms shortly after the shooting in Nathan Phillips Square that caused chaos in an area around Bay and Albert Streets in the city. None of the injuries are life threatening, police said, and investigators were asking for any video of the incident to help in their work that is ongoing. Raptors play-by-play broadcaster Matt Devlin told the crowd there was an “emergency that is being dealt with” during the ceremony....

The game was stopped just 15 minutes in as the barrier at the front of the away stand gave way from supporters celebrating Fode Ballo-Toure’s goal by pressing forwards towards the players. Supporters landed on top of each other in a heap and security personnel took to the field to evacuate the area and attend to the wounded. A crisis meeting between representatives of the two clubs as well as police and the stadium’s security took place and it was decided that the game would resume at a later date as the situation grew more intense....

The Change.org petition, launched by Denver restaurant owner Stephanie Bonin last year, urges the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives to pass legislation that would provide families with a “$2,000 payment for adults and a $1,000 payment for kids immediately, and continuing regular checks for the duration of the crisis.” The petition has drawn over 2,795,300 signatures as of Saturday, with about 175,000 new signatures in the past month. It will become one of Change....

Earhardt’s comment came as the Fox & Friends panel discussed migrant detention centers, which Ocasio-Cortez has strongly criticized. While co-host Brian Kilmeade suggested that the New York congresswoman’s stance toward migrants was hypocritical, as she had voted against a bill to provide additional funding to the Department of Homeland Security, Earhardt pointed out that Ocasio-Cortez had raised some valid issues of concern. “I don’t like to hear AOC [the congresswoman’s initials] talk about how people are being made fun of....

Best’s claims were first surfaced by Janice Dean, a senior meteorologist for Fox News, over the weekend. “She wanted to say ‘Governor Andrew Cuomo failed us’ in the interview and they told her to say ‘New York failed us’ instead,” Dean tweeted Saturday. “The mainstream is still protecting this guy. Disgusting.” In a follow-up tweet, Dean criticized NBC News, along with NBC Nightly News anchor Lester Holt and Today, the network’s morning news show....

Fox Sports marketing chief Robert Gottlieb said he’s hired high-powered ad agency Wieden+Kennedy, which had worked with ESPN for 25 years. Together, ESPN marketers and W+K created the long-running “This is SportsCenter” ad campaign in 1995. The tongue-in-cheek TV commercials showed a variety of sports stars and mascots engaged in the everyday life of ESPN’s Bristol, Conn. studios. They answered phones, they sat in on story idea meetings, always in full uniform....