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- U.S.USA TODAY
No masks required as 250,000 expected at 10-day Sturgis Motorcycle Rally. Here's what to know.
Festivalgoers will be largely free of COVID-19 social distancing restrictions common elsewhere in the country during this year's 10-day event.
- PoliticsHuffPost
'I Don't Care': Trump Responds To Intel That Russia Is Working To Get Him Elected Again
Trump insists he's the last person Russia would want to see in the White House.
- EntertainmentEntertainment Weekly
Cardi B defends Kylie Jenner's appearance in 'WAP' video after fans petition to have her removed
Shortly after a petition to remove Kylie Jenner from her and Megan Thee Stallion's music video went viral, Cardi B went on Twitter to share why she included the beauty mogul.
- StyleWho What Wear
The Low-Rise Bikinis Celebs Over Age 40 Can't Stop Wearing
High-waisted? Sorry, we don't know her.
- LifestyleSouthern Living
The Best Southern Mountain Towns for Retirement
Say goodbye to the day job and hello to mountain views. When it’s time to pack up your things and start a new adventure, try one of the South’s mountain towns on for size. These great spots are surrounded by incredible views, great hiking trails, gorgeous fall foliage, and more restaurants, art galleries, museums, music venues, and parks than you’ll know what to do with. Sound fun? We can’t think of a better place to put down new roots than these fun-loving, laid-back communities. Whether you’re looking to fly fish or see a show, take up a new hobby or develop an old one, the close-knit communities in these mountain towns have plenty of opportunities for you to get involved, meet someone new, and make a fresh home in a beautiful place. These Southern spots are real jewels in the landscape, and it’s high time you started exploring one or two (or all of them!). When retirement calls, the mountains answer.
- U.S.NBC News
Bodies of 8 U.S. service members recovered after assault vehicle sank off California
A total of eight Marines and a Navy sailor died after the amphibious assault vehicle they were in sank off San Clemente Island in California last week.
- LifestyleUSA TODAY
Dollar Tree, Family Dollar reverse decision to require masks at all stores, but 'request' customers wear them
Dollar Tree and Family Dollar reversed course on requiring masks at stores nationwide while other retailers announce plans to require face coverings.
