Almost 150 laps stay within the NASCAR Cup race, which can resume Monday morning at Michigan Worldwide Speedway.

The USA Community broadcast will resume at 11 a.m. ET. The inexperienced flag is scheduled to wave at 11:05 a.m. ET.

Chase Elliott led when the race was stopped Sunday after 51 of 200 laps.

The forecast requires largely sunny skies when the race restarts. There may be lower than a 5% probability of rain for when the race will run.

Particulars for Monday’s Cup race at Michigan Worldwide Speedway

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START: Drivers are to be at their automobiles at 10:40 a.m. … The inexperienced flag is scheduled to wave at 11:05 a.m.

PRE-RACE: Storage opens at 9 a.m.

DISTANCE: The race is 200 laps (400 miles) on the 2-mile monitor. … 51 laps have been run.

STAGES: Stage 2 ends at Lap 120.

TV/RADIO: USA Community will broadcast the race at 11 a.m. … Motor Racing Community protection begins at 11 a.m. … SiriusXM NASCAR Radio will carry the MRN broadcast.

FORECAST: The Climate Underground forecast requires largely sunny skies with a excessive of 67 levels and a 2% probability of rain.

AT THIS POINT: Chase Elliott leads the race after 51 of 200 laps. Bubba Wallace received the opening stage.

Cornerback Stephon Gilmore has discovered a house for the 2024 season.

Gilmore visited the Vikings final week and he’ll be spending much more time in Minnesota within the coming months. In line with a number of stories, Gilmore has agreed to signal with the NFC North membership.

It is a one-year deal value as much as $10 million for the 2019 defensive participant of the yr.

Gilmore began each sport for the Cowboys final season and completed the common season with 68 tackles, two interceptions, and a pressured fumble.

The Vikings misplaced Mekhi Blackmon to a torn ACL early in coaching camp and so they’ve made a number of different strikes to bolster the cornerback group this summer season. Gilmore is a better profile addition than the likes of Fabian Moreau, Nashon Wright, and Duke Shelley, nevertheless, and he figures to be a serious a part of the secondary as soon as he is on top of things along with his new membership.

District of Columbia Councilmember Trayon White has been charged with bribery, based on an indictment filed in US District Court docket Monday. White, who represents Ward 8 within the District, was arrested by the FBI Sunday night.

The indictment claims that White accepted bribes from a confidential informant who agreed to cooperate with regulation enforcement after pleading responsible to taking out fraudulent loans by means of the Covid-era Paycheck Safety Program. White, the federal government alleges, accepted a sequence of bribes with the understanding that he would assist the informant’s firm, which had already been terminated by the town for falsifying background checks it agreed to carry out as a part of a contract.

The indictment alleges that White accepted a $20,000 bribe in 2020 and accepted journey to the Dominican Republic and to Las Vegas from the corporate to assist resolve the difficulty however was unsuccessful. This June, the federal government alleges, White accepted round $35,000 in money and agreed he would settle for round $156,000 to strain workers at DC’s Workplace of Neighborhood Security and Engagement and Division of Youth Rehabilitation Providers to increase the informant’s firms’ contracts with the town. 

White chairs the District’s Committee on Recreation, Libraries and Youth Affairs, which oversees DYRS. White, the federal government alleges, agreed to a 3 % kickback on any contract the informant’s firm was in a position to safe. He additionally, the indictment says, requested for money up entrance.

White, the federal government alleges, accepted $15,000 on June 24, $5,000 on July 17, $10,000 on July 25, and $5,000 on August 9. The informant surreptitiously recorded the conversations and photographed White taking bribes, the federal government alleges. The indictment contains what the federal government alleges are pictures of White accepting bribes and transcripts of their conversations, in addition to screenshots of WhatsApp chats between White and the informant.

White has had a typically uncommon political profession. He made nationwide headlines in 2018 for asserting that Jewish financiers precipitated a snowfall. (He apologized.) The next 12 months he posted conspiracy theories in regards to the dying of rapper Nipsey Hussle. He promoted a protest the place Latino staff have been harassed (he apologized). This 12 months, he appeared at one other protest that featured homophobic indicators. He introduced a run for mayor in 2021 in a touch upon the Washingtonian Issues Instagram account. The marketing campaign was not profitable, and Washington Metropolis Paper reported in February that he had incurred practically $80,000 in money owed and fines associated to marketing campaign funds.

White’s legal professional has not but responded to a request for remark. You may learn the indictment beneath.

Trayon White Indictment by Washingtonian Journal on Scribd



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Andrew Beaujon joined Washingtonian in late 2014. He was beforehand with the Poynter Institute, TBD.com, and Washington Metropolis Paper. He lives in Del Ray.

The CDC issued a well being alert following an outbreak of a brand new pressure of monkeypox virus (MPXV, or mpox) within the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) on August 7, and on August 14, WHO declared a worldwide well being emergency.

That is the second time since 2022 that WHO has declared a worldwide well being emergency on account of mpox outbreaks. 

“In July 2022, the multi-country outbreak of mpox was declared a public well being emergency of worldwide concern (PHEIC) because it unfold quickly through sexual contact throughout a spread of nations the place the virus had not been seen earlier than. That PHEIC was declared over in Could 2023 after there had been a sustained decline in world circumstances,” WHO’s August 14 replace stated.

“Final yr, reported circumstances elevated considerably, and already the variety of circumstances reported to this point this yr has exceeded final yr’s complete, with greater than 15,600 circumstances and 537 deaths (worldwide).”

The Africa Centres for Illness Management and Prevention’s complete is even greater, reporting greater than 17,000 circumstances throughout the continent to this point in 2024.

These advisories are on account of a brand new pressure of the virus, which is extra contagious and lethal. There have been no confirmed circumstances of this new pressure within the U.S. Right here’s what to learn about monkeypox and when the final confirmed circumstances in Florida have been reported.

There aren’t any confirmed circumstances of the brand new strains of monkeypox, referred to as cladeI and cladeIb, within the U.S. or in Florida.

The CDC’s most up-to-date mpox stories, from April 2024, report that there have been 744 circumstances of cladeII within the U.S. to this point this yr, which is the pressure of mpox that sparked a worldwide well being emergency in 2022.

Based on that very same CDC knowledge set, Florida had 59 confirmed circumstances of monkeypox in 2024, as of April 13.

The Florida Division of Well being’s Reportable Illnesses Frequency Report says that there have been greater than 1,800 confirmed circumstances of mpox in Florida to this point this yr, as of August 18, however that knowledge isn’t according to CDC or WHO stories.

The place are present monkeypox outbreaks?

The present monkeypox outbreaks that sparked CDC and WHO’s bulletins of a worldwide well being emergency are in Africa, unfold accross 13 African nations, together with the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Chad, Nigeria, Cameroon, the Central African Republic and others.

Based on USA TODAY, “Africa CDC has reported 500 deaths and requested for worldwide medical assist.”

What are the primary indicators of monkeypox?

“Folks with mpox usually get a rash which may be positioned on fingers, toes, chest, face, or mouth or close to the genitals, together with penis, testicles, labia and vagina, and anus,” the CDC says.

“The incubation interval is 3–17 days. Throughout this time, an individual doesn’t have signs and should really feel fantastic.”

Listed below are some particulars concerning the monkeypox rash and another signs of monkeypox, in response to the CDC:

• The rash will undergo a number of levels, together with scabs, earlier than therapeutic.
• The rash can initially appear to be pimples or blisters and could also be painful or itchy.

Different signs of mpox can embody:

• Fever
• Chills
• Swollen lymph nodes
• Exhaustion
• Muscle aches and backache
• Headache
• Respiratory signs (e.g., sore throat, nasal congestion, or cough)

“You could expertise all or only some signs.”

The place is monkeypox mostly discovered?

Monkeypox, which is analogous to smallpox (however much less extreme), is especially present in Africa, however has unfold to different locations, together with the U.S., prior to now.

“Mpox continues to happen in nations of central and west Africa. Since Could 2022, circumstances have additionally been reported from nations with out beforehand documented mpox transmission outdoors the African area,” WHO says. 

“Two distinct clades of the monkeypox virus have been recognized: Clade I (beforehand generally known as the Congo Basin (central African) clade and Clade II (the previous west African clade).”

How do you get examined for monkeypox?

The CDC solely recommends getting examined for monkeypox when you’ve got a rash that’s according to the outline of the mpox rash.

Listed below are the CDC’s suggestions for getting examined for monkeypox:

• Solely a healthcare supplier can order an mpox check. The healthcare supplier might take a specimen and ship it to a lab for testing or they could ship you to a lab for each specimen assortment and testing.
• Contact your native well being division with any questions and to search out out what the testing choices are to your neighborhood.

Is it monkeypox or mpox?

Based on the CDC, mpox was initially thought to have come from monkeys, therefore the title, however that is probably not true.

“Monkeypox virus was found in 1958, when two outbreaks of a pox-like illness occurred in colonies of monkeys stored for analysis. Regardless of being named “monkeypox” initially, the supply of the illness stays unknown. Scientists suspect African rodents and non-human primates (like monkeys) would possibly harbor the virus and infect folks,” the CDC says.

“The primary human case of mpox was recorded in 1970, in what’s now the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In 2022, mpox unfold around the globe. Earlier than that, circumstances of mpox elsewhere have been uncommon and normally linked to journey or to animals being imported from areas the place mpox is endemic.”

Since 2022, the popular title utilized by WHO has been “mpox,” not “monkeypox.”

“When the outbreak of monkeypox expanded earlier this yr, racist and stigmatizing language on-line, in different settings and in some communities was noticed and reported to WHO,” WHO introduced in November 2022.

“In a number of conferences, private and non-private, quite a few people and nations raised issues and requested WHO to suggest a manner ahead to vary the title.”

Morgan Wallen’s This Bar and Tennessee Kitchen, a six-story, four-floor restaurant and leisure hub in Nashville, sports activities quite a lot of RCF audio techniques.

Nashville, TN (August 19, 2024)—Nashville’s Decrease Broadway is understood far and vast as a spot the place you possibly can let your hair down, get your spirits up and usually lower free—and naturally, there are many institutions there all vying to be part of your good time. Rely amongst them Morgan Wallen’s This Bar and Tennessee Kitchen, a six-story, four-floor restaurant and leisure hub, simply steps away from the Ryman Auditorium. A collaboration between the country-pop star and TC Restaurant Group, the location is 30,000 sq. ft and contains three stay music levels, six bars, and an open-air rooftop.

Retaining a superb time going imply protecting the hits coming, and there’s loads of music to be heard in each sq. foot of the place, due to an RCF P.A. designed and put in by Nashville-based integrator JAG Warner Productions in simply over two months. Was {that a} killer timeline? “We do issues on this scale fairly usually,” says JAG Warner president Jake Warner. “That is our space of experience.”

To satisfy the tight deadline, RCF USA coordinated shipments from its U.S. headquarters in New Jersey and the Italian manufacturing facility in Reggio Emilia, Italy. “Logistics at its most interesting,” declares Warner. “Sourcing these parts was a seamless course of.”

The showcase system on the primary flooring of This Bar options two hangs of six RCF HDL 28-A energetic line array modules. Three SUB 9006-AS twin 18-inch energetic subwoofers are mounted beneath the stage in a broadside array. Lively TT 515-A two-way loudspeakers from RCF’s flagship TT+ Audio line present entrance and beneath mezzanine fill.

This Bar’s administration “need the music to hit you simply as onerous behind the rooms as while you stroll in,” says Warner. “We got an error tolerance for degree from entrance to again of plus or minus 1 dB over close to 70 ft, and we hit it.” He provides that the RCF system delivers a full spectrum and “very musical resolution.” Veteran stay sound specialist Michael Lawrence “purposefully voiced” the system for transparency on behalf of RCF. “You’re not going to get a greater alignment than what Michael has achieved in that constructing,” Warner enthuses. “It’s inside a hundredth of a millisecond to good. If you happen to put a superb combine into it, you’re going to get a superb combine out of it.” Due to its proximity to the enduring Ryman Auditorium, he provides, “the system, a minimum of within the low finish, wanted to be very managed. You possibly can’t even inform that that system is on outdoors of the constructing.”

View From the Prime: Tarik Solangi, RCF USA

Equal loudness protection of high-end background music all through was the idea for the second-floor restaurant at This Bar, achieved with RCF WMR 60-T two-way wall mount audio system. As with all This Bar’s higher flooring, if the main focus shifts to stay efficiency from a room’s stage, the techniques can swap by way of Q-Sys to a totally delayed stage focus with main sound within the restaurant from RCF Compact M 12 cupboards and S 12 subwoofers.

The third-floor nightclub at This Bar has a a lot bigger mezzanine, therefore the smaller array. A four-per-side grasp of HDL 28-As covers an area 22-foot-deep in what Warner calls “an excellent excessive impression system.” Moreover, he says, “there are 13 515-A models between beneath balcony and above balcony fills round that room to maintain the identical error tolerance of sound degree as we had on the primary flooring.” TT 25-A II cupboards spherical out the system as stage fills, with large low-end augmentation from 4 TT+ Audio GTS 29 twin 19-inch subwoofers. “That’s the enjoyable half,” provides Warner. “They’ve stay bands throughout the day, then at evening, DJs go onstage they usually flip the stage right into a dance platform.”

“The subs cowl the whole room,” he elaborates. “Two on the bottom cowl the majority of the low finish for the ground degree patrons and stage. The 2 within the air spherical it out for the whole room. You’re going to get the identical impression of bass wherever within the room.” The subs are capably powered by an XPS 16KD four-channel, 16,000 W DSP amplifier. “That a lot energy,” says Warner, “popping out of a two rack-unit system with every little thing else that you are able to do with it—Dante native, DSP, the GPIO ports—it’s a improbable amplifier.”

Lastly, on the rooftop, TT 25-A II energetic two-way cupboards and SUB 9006-AS subwoofers fill a lounge with sound, with 4 P 6215 two-way weatherproof coaxial audio system on the adjoining patio. A 100-plus endpoint Dante community interconnects This Bar, with Q-SYS management built-in with RCF’s RDNET software program through a custom-written plug-in.

The T.J. Martell Basis, a number one music trade nonprofit for most cancers analysis, will honor Huge Loud accomplice/CEO Seth England at its forty ninth Annual New York Honors Gala, happening on September 17. 

As a part of the occasion, nation celebrity Morgan Wallen and singer-songwriters Hardy and Ernest will stage a “particular writers’ spherical” efficiency.

England will obtain the group’s Lifetime Music Business Award for this “distinctive affect on the music trade in addition to his unwavering help for the T.J. Martell Basis’s mission and dedication to discovering a treatment for most cancers,” based on the announcement. Additionally on the occasion, Def Jam Recordings’ chief artistic officer Archie Davis, who acquired the New York Honors Gala Rising Music Famous person Award in 2023, will announce an initiative that can proceed to lift consciousness of early screening and testing. 

“We’re thrilled to be honoring our distinguished music trade colleague and pricey good friend Seth England with this 12 months’s Lifetime Music Business Award to commemorate his deep dedication to the muse,” mentioned Steve Gawley, Republic’s government vice chairman of enterprise & authorized affairs and enterprise improvement and Chairman-Elect of the Board of Trustees, T.J. Martell Basis.   “We’re proud to shine a highlight on Seth’s devoted efforts in the direction of our most cancers analysis in addition to his pioneering work within the music world, and sit up for celebrating Seth and his achievements with an exhilarating evening of music!” 

Over the course of his 20-year profession, England has risen from working as an intern at Huge Loud to turning into CEO of the corporate, overseeing its label, publishing, administration and capital divisions, and has grow to be one of many main gamers within the music trade. The label has greater than 100 RIAA licensed platinum or gold titles and greater than 47 billion world streams. Its roster contains Wallen, Hardy, Ernest, Lauren Alaina, Charles Wesley Godwin, MacKenzie Porter, Larry Fleet, Stephen Wilson Jr., Dallas Smith, Griffen Palmer, Shawn Austin, Lily Rose, Jake Worthington, Ashley Cooke, Lauren Watkins, Dylan Gossett, Kashus Culpepper, and Zandi Holup. The Huge Loud Publishing roster has produced greater than 300 singles together with three Grammy Award winners (Tim McGraw’s “Stay Like You Have been Dying,” Carrie Underwood’s “Earlier than He Cheats” and “Blown Away”), and 90 No.1 hits over 21 years for artists like George Strait, Blake Shelton, Kenny Chesney, Dierks Bentley, Luke Bryan, Rascal Flatts, Florida Georgia Line, Religion Hill, Thomas Rhett, and extra. Huge Loud Administration launched with Florida Georgia Line as its first consumer in 2011.

The forty ninth Annual New York Honors Gala co-chair committee contains such high executives as Ben Adelson, Tyler Arnold, Tom Corson, Archie Davis, John Esposito, Clint Higham, Monte Lipman, Avery Lipman, Rakiyah Marshall, Debbie Martell, Joey Moi, Brian O’Connell, Andre Stapleton, Julie Swidler, Greg Thompson, and Craig Wiseman.

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Getting snubbed by the U.S. Olympic ladies’s basketball workforce turned out to be simply what Caitlin Clark wanted — a month off to refresh her recreation, refuel her mood and remind everybody she says stuff that grabs consideration.

Positive, the Olympic workforce gained a document eighth consecutive gold medal with out her, but it surely didn’t take lengthy for Clark to regain the highlight. On Sunday, the Indiana Fever level guard set a WNBA document, thanked a referee for assessing her with a technical foul and cried poor-mouth over her wage regardless that she makes hundreds of thousands in endorsements.

Greatest generally known as a scoring machine with nearly limitless three-point vary, Clark set a WNBA mark for assists in a season by a rookie, notching 9 to extend her whole to 232. The 22-year-old is on tempo to interrupt the general document of 316 set by Alyssa Thomas a 12 months in the past.

She additionally was assessed her fifth technical of the season after punching the bottom of the basket when she missed a shot within the third quarter. Two extra technicals and she or he’ll be suspended for a recreation.

The referee “instructed me it was disrespectful to the sport of basketball,” Clark stated. “Had nothing to do with my workforce, had nothing to do with the reffing, had nothing to do with the opposite workforce. It’s simply because I’m a competitor, and I felt like I ought to have been making extra photographs.

“However I feel he fired me as much as proceed to play loads more durable. I believed we bought loads higher after that. I need to thank him for that.”

Now, if solely Clark might scrounge up sufficient money to purchase season tickets for family members.

Fever teammate Lexie Hull was requested if she would purchase her household season tickets after she scored a career-high 22 factors within the win over the Seattle Storm together with her twin sister and grandma sitting courtside. Clark jumped in and answered, saying, “These are fairly costly. It’s like our total wage to get these. I’m not kidding. We’d like individuals to assist.”

It’s true that Clark’s base wage of $76,535 as a WNBA rookie and four-year contract value $338,056 are paltry in comparison with her male counterparts; within the NBA. Salaries are restricted by the WNBA’s collective bargaining settlement, which was negotiated in 2020 and doesn’t expire till 2027.

Blame supply-and-demand economics, which at the least are trending within the gamers’ favor largely due to Clark’s recognition. However don’t anticipate a GoFundMe web page any time quickly. Ponying up for a $1,600 Fever season ticket for each Clark from Indy to Iowa wouldn’t dent her portfolio.

She was paid an estimated $3 million in title, picture and likeness cash whereas at Iowa, and earlier than taking part in a WNBA recreation signed eight-figure offers with Nike (for signature footwear) and Wilson (for signature basketballs). She additionally has partnerships with Gatorade, Panini, Xfinity, Gainbridge and State Farm.

Again-of-the-backboard calculations of her estimated profession earnings exceed $400 million.

Why? Needless to say her closing school recreation drew 24 million TV viewers — greater than thrice bigger than the viewers for Serena Williams’ closing tennis match. Greater than 3 million ESPN viewers watched her merely get drafted.

So for Clark to bemoan WNBA salaries is greatest interpreted as her going to bat for teammates and league-mates reminiscent of Hull, a Stanford product who might be paid $77,669 this season. Endorsements for many WNBA gamers are few.

Clark, in truth, was exuberant in her reward of Hull’s efficiency, joking that her total social media account “might be about Lexie. I’m going to vary my bio to Lexie Hull Fan Web page.”

Extra probably is that Clark will proceed to set data, rake in {dollars} and generate headlines. Exceptional what a month off can do to refresh an individual.

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Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese each dominated in school basketball, now the pair maintain making historical past within the WNBA.

On Sunday, Clark led the Indiana Fever to a 92-75 win over the Seattle Storm and broke one other league document within the course of.

Along with scoring 23 factors, the 22-year-old additionally recorded her 225th help which noticed her move Ticha Penicheiro’s document for probably the most assists by a rookie in WNBA historical past, which was set in 1998.

“To move someone like her, I’m simply eternally grateful. She’s been such a legend in our sport. It’s tremendous cool, however hopefully there are much more of these,” Clark – who leads the league with 8.3 assists per sport – stated after the sport.

The historic second got here within the second quarter of the sport and was welcomed by Penicheiro in a submit on X, previously often known as Twitter.

“Data are supposed to be damaged…it exhibits development and evolution. Can’t consider a greater participant to interrupt it,” Penicheiro wrote, whereas the Fever posted a video of the previous WNBA star congratulating Clark, who completed the sport with 9 assists and 232 whole on the season.

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