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Leicester City
organizationManchester United lost 4-2 to Leicester City at the King Power Stadium. United took the lead through Youri Tielemans before Jamie Vardy equalised. Patson Daka's fourth in stoppage time only compounded Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's misery.
Liverpool
organizationLiverpool thrash Watford 5-0 in English Premier League. Goals from Mohamed Salah, Roberto Firmino, Sadio Mane and Raheem Sterling. Liverpool move to the top of the Premier League after thumping Watford. Manchester United's 29-game unbeaten run away from home ends.
Mark Forkner
personMark Forkner, 49, was set to be arraigned after being indicted by a grand jury. Forkner is accused of scheming to defraud Boeing's U.S.-based airline customers. The 737 Max jetliner was later involved in two fatal crashes that killed 346 people.
David Amess
personBritish Conservative lawmaker David Amess has died after being stabbed. He was stabbed during a meeting with constituents at a church in eastern England. A 25-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of a murder, police say. Incident marks the second murder of a sitting British lawmaker in five years.
Boeing
organizationBoeing said some titanium 787 Dreamliner parts were improperly manufactured over the past three years. Mark Forkner, 49, was set to be arraigned after being indicted by a grand jury in Texas. He is accused of scheming to defraud Boeing's U.S.-based airline customers.
Bill Clinton
personClinton, 75, entered the University of California Irvine Medical Center on Tuesday evening for a non-coronavirus infection. Spokesman Angel Urena said Mr Clinton ‘is on the mend, in good spirits’
Adele
personAdele revealed to Capital FM that she played her new album, 30, to her ‘incredible mate’ Drake. The Hello hitmaker said the rap superstar gave the new album a positive review. The song titled ‘Easy on Me’ was released at midnight UK time.
Hezbollah
organizationGunfire erupts as people were en route to protest over port blast probe. 6 Shi'ites shot dead and gun battles reviving memories of country's 1975-90 civil war. Hezbollah blames Christian LF forces for killings; LF denies any involvement.
Robert Webb
personPeep Show star forced to leave competition due to problems recovering from open-heart surgery two years ago. Comes just weeks after he opened up about his congenital heart defect. Robert was almost 'weeping' due to the 'intensity' of dancing. Saturday's live show will also go ahead as normal, with pre-recorded results show to air on Sunday night.
Steve Bannon
personThe House Select Committee probing the deadly Jan. 6 assault on the Capitol said it would vote on adopting a contempt report against Steve Bannon. If approved during a vote on Tuesday, a criminal contempt report would be forwarded for a vote in the House. Contempt of Congress can result in a fine and between one and 12 months in prison.
LinkedIn will no longer operate as a social media service in China. Chinese authorities have been targeting a range of homegrown tech behemoths for alleged monopolistic practices and aggressive harvesting of data. LinkedIn joins Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, which were all banned in 2009.
Kyrie Irving
personKyrie Irving was suspended by the Brooklyn Nets earlier in the day for failing to get vaccinated. New York City requires proof of at least one vaccination to enter indoor gyms. Sources told The Athletic that Irving does not plan on getting vaccinated and those with direct knowledge of his decision told the outlet that he is not anti-vaccine.
Blue Origin
organizationWilliam Shatner and a crew of three fellow passengers successfully flew to the edge of space and back this morning. The foursome took off from Blue Origin’s launch facility in Van Horn, Texas at 9:50AM ET, climbed to an altitude of roughly 66 miles up, and then safely landed back on Earth. It was Blue Origin's second human spaceflight.
William Shatner
personActor/singer/Priceline.com pitchman took a 10-minute trip into space. The Blue Origin capsule parachuted to the Texas ground for a successful landing. Shatner overtook 82-year-old aviator Wally Funk, who also flew in July.
Nicki Minaj
personNicki Minaj slammed by Little Mix fans after she took a series of swipes at Leigh-Anne Pinnock amid the Jesy Nelson blackfishing row. American rapper branded Jesy’s former bandmate a "clown" and claimed she was bullying Jesy because she was jealous of her solo success. The pair held a joint Instagram Live to defend Nelson.
IMF
organizationIMF cuts 2021 global growth forecast to 5.9% from 6.0% forecast in July. U.S. growth forecast slashed by a full percentage point, to6.0%, from 7.0%. Demand-supply mismatches have driven up prices, causing spikes in inflation.
Jon Gruden
personJon Gruden resigned as head coach of the Las Vegas Raiders on Monday evening. The move comes in the wake of resurfaced emails in which he reportedly used racially charged, homophobic and profane language. In the emails, Gruden called the league’s commissioner, Roger Goodell, a ‘faggot’ and a “clueless anti football pussy’
The New York Times
organizationJon Gruden sent a host of homophobic emails between 2011-2018. In one email, Gruden called NFL commissioner Roger Goodell a "pussy" for drafting gay players. The emails were discovered in a workplace misconduct investigation into the Washington Football Team. Gruden is in the fourth year of a 10-year, $100 million contract he signed with the Raiders in 2018.
Las Vegas Raiders
organizationNFL community and beyond condemn former Las Vegas Raiders head coach Jon Gruden. Gruden resigned on Monday five games into the fourth season of a 10-year, $100 million contract. Reports emerged that he had sent emails which included racist, homophobic and misogynistic terms.
the Las Vegas Raiders
organizationJon Gruden resigned from his post as coach of the Las Vegas Raiders on Tuesday. Gruden used racist, homophobic and misogynistic language in emails that surfaced on Monday. Assistant coach Rich Bisaccia is expected to replace Gruden as the team's interim head coach. His son Deuce Gruden, who is a member of the coaching staff, will remain with the organization, according to one report.