James Murdoch quits News Corp board over editorial content 'disagreement'
The News Corp board, following the resignation will now be reduced to 10 seats from 11 as per the company's filing . James Murdoch has been stepping away from a lot of his roles at the companies, the Wall Street Journal reported .

SpaceX Crew Dragon astronauts await "go" for weekend re-entry, splashdown
It will be NASA's first ocean splashdown in 45 years and the first piloted re-entry of a Crew Dragon capsule. The capsule will splash down in the ocean and a recovery team on boats will scoop up the crew and capsule.

Documents: Epstein gave Prince Andrew underage girl for sex in blackmail bid
But among the hundred's of pages of unsealed records is an email between Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein from 2015. She is now awaiting trial in a Brooklyn federal detention facility, facing the possibility of up to 35 years in prison.

Herman Cain dies after COVID-19 diagnosis
He also was active in public policy, where he was the former chairman of the Federal Reserve Bank in Kansas City, Missouri. He also tweeted a photograph of himself there, not wearing a mask, in a group of other Trump fans who were also maskless.

Rep. Jordan questions Dr. Fauci on how protests are contributing to pandemic
Looking ahead, Fauci said he's "cautiously optimistic that we will have a vaccine by the end of this year and as we go into 2021". Anthony Fauci says Americans who want the best chance to avoid coronavirus should strap on some goggles moving forward.

NASA Perseverance Mars rover healthy, exits 'safe mode'
When a spacecraft enters safe mode, all but essential systems are turned off until it receives new commands from mission control. "With the launch of Perseverance , we begin another historic mission of exploration", said NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine .

Arizona State University football schedule released, season opens with Territorial Cup
The Pac-12 has not made an official announcement whether or not fans will be allowed to attend games in person. The seven weeks between now and the September 26 openers will offer a slew of concerns and questions.

Donald Trump 'will ban TikTok' as Microsoft opens talks over buyout
The company pledged a high level of transparency, including allowing reviews of its algorithms, to assure users and regulators. TikTok spokesperson Hilary McQuaide said, " TikTok US user data is stored in the US, with strict controls on employee access".

Covid-19 and the heart; two new studies suggest connection
The study, funded by the British Heart Foundation (BHF), also found that around one in seven had evidence of severe dysfunction. But the scientists also discovered that the virus was actively replicating itself inside the tissue until the patient died.

Epstein Associate Seeks to Prevent Release of Explicit Photographs
But Judge Loretta Preska says the public interest in the documents "far outweighed" the possible "embarrassment". She sued Maxwell for calling her account "obvious lies".

18 new Bureau County cases, one new Marshall County case
Marshall County has now had 22 COVID-related deaths, according to Friday's numbers from the Indiana State Department of Health. Three Douglas County residents have died thus far from COVID-19 or with the virus as a contributing factor in their deaths.

Florida teenager charged with hacking Twitter accounts of Obama, Musk among others
A 17-year-old Tampa man was arrested Friday morning after the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the U.S. In total, the hackers targeted 130 Twitter accounts on July 15, but hijacked only 45 of them.

Johnson postpones easing of coronavirus restrictions in England as cases rise
Casinos, bowling alleys, skating rinks and other " close contact services " will remain closed. At this stage, we are not changing the rules on social contact nationally.

Pelicans Film Room: Three key plays from New Orleans vs. Utah Jazz
JJ Redick scored 21, including a clutch 3 to tie it at 102, while Jrue Holiday added 20 points for New Orleans. His team was leading 93-89 with 7:19 left when he was replaced, and he never returned.

British filmmaker Alan Parker dies at 76
A statement from a spokeswoman, sent on behalf of the family, said Parker died this morning "following a lengthy illness". In November 1995, he was made a CBE for services to the British film industry and he received his knighthood in 2002.