Hurricane Earl churns near Bermuda as East Coast sees dangerous rip currents

Today's News

It's been a busy news day with stories on a variety of topics. In the US, Hurricane Earl is churning near Bermuda and is expected to bring dangerous rip currents to the East Coast this weekend. Meanwhile, two Georgia sheriff's deputies died while serving a warrant. And late-night hosts honored Queen Elizabeth II.

In other news, the Trump media merger isn't dead yet after a lifeline from a judge. And in Ukraine, President Zelensky claims significant gains in northeastern Ukraine as key city retaken.

On the economic front, employers need workers and this is good news for job seekers. However, in China, the economy is in bad shape and could stay that way for a while.

In the realm of science and health, a new study has found that eating a big breakfast may help curb hunger, but it won't necessarily lead to weight loss. And in Pakistan, locals are racing to stay ahead of relentless flooding.

Finally, in the world of entertainment, the top tech products to watch from IFA 2022 have been announced. And "Cobra Kai" continues to be a popular show as it enters its third season.

Outline

  • The East Coast could see dangerous rip currents this weekend as Hurricane Earl churns near Bermuda.
  • Proud Boys and founders of online 'Murder the Media' group plea guilty to Jan. 6 charges.
  • 'You can't put the toothpaste back in the tube': why remote work is here to stay.
  • 2 Georgia sheriff's deputies died while serving a warrant, authorities say.
  • Late-night hosts honor Queen Elizabeth II.
  • Trump media merger isn't dead yet after deal gets a lifeline.
  • Zelensky claims significant gains in northeastern Ukraine as key city retaken.
  • Employers need workers. That's good news for these people.
  • Vietnam arrests famous noodle vendor for 'anti-state' acts.
  • World's tallest building could be surrounded by a giant ring.
  • In Pakistan, locals race to stay ahead of relentless flooding.
  • China's economy is in bad shape and could stay that way for a while.
  • Curb hunger with a big breakfast but don't count on it for weight loss, study says.
  • US sanctions Iranian spy agency for alleged hacking campaigns against US and allies.
  • Indian and Chinese troops disengaging from disputed border area, New Delhi says.
  • In pictures: The world reacts to the Queen's death.
  • North Korea declares itself a nuclear weapons state, in 'irreversible' move.
  • The top tech products to watch from IFA 2022.
  • Consumers spent big on having fun in 2021.
  • She was a 'quintessential pro-life Texan' until she needed to flee her home to get an abortion.
  • As King Charles III takes the throne, big changes lie ahead for the royal family.
  • Exclusive: Texas DPS chief rejects claims of cover-up in Uvalde investigation and denies telling his captains 'no one is losing their jobs'.
  • 'Cobra Kai' hasn't lost its kick as it keeps 'Karate Kid'-ing around.
  • 'American Gigolo' gets a modern makeover, but this call isn't worth answering.
  • Camilla, King Charles' longtime love, has a divisive history. What do we know about the Queen Consort?
  • Older Americans miss out on billions of dollars in benefits as inflation takes a toll.
  • Clothes that rallied a nation: Queen Elizabeth II's fashion legacy.
  • The Queen's dogs were her beloved companions. What will happen to them now?
  • Anyone who thinks we're not in a recession is 'crazy,' says RH CEO.
  • MLB rules are changing and players aren't happy about it.