The Indians right-hander threw his second bullpen session Sunday at Progressive Field, tossing 30 pitches as he continues to rehab from a broken forearm, cleveland.com reported. It was just the second time Kluber, 33, threw off the mound since being struck on the right arm by a line drive off the bat of Marlins outfielder Brian Anderson in a game May 1. According to Indians manager Terry Francona, Kluber is scheduled to throw again Wednesday, which should give the team a better indication of his impending availability....

The platform is an online content-sharing site that is popular with sex workers and other content creators, but the company has this week announced that it will be banning sexually explicit content on the platform in October. The move has been condemned by many users of the platform—that boasts 130 million users—who say their livelihoods will take a hit as a result. On OnlyFans, many creators post nude videos and photos and charge subscribers a monthly fee....

Rohskopf had taken the fight on less than a week’s notice, was absorbing punishment and was trailing on the judges’ cards. Drysdale, though, refused to allow his fighter to quit on his stool. Listen to their exchange after Round 2: An inspector from the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) eventually stepped in and ended the lightweight bout, ESPN’s Ariel Helwani reported. Hubbard was awarded a TKO victory. MORE: Where is UFC Fight Island?...

Here we look at the states that have reported a decrease in average daily case counts over a 14-day period from July 30 to August 12, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University. Daily case counts below reflect a three-day moving average of daily new cases reported from July 30 to August 12. Florida Day 1 (July 30): 9,469. 67Day 14 (August 12): 6,725. 33Highest daily case count in 14-day period: 9,535 on July 31Lowest daily case count in 14-day period: 5,202....

At the time of writing, there have been 38 deaths linked to COVID-19 in the U.S. out of 1,323 confirmed cases, with eight recoveries, according to Johns Hopkins University, as shown in the graphic below provided by Statista. To help readers navigate the murky waters of misinformation, Newsweek has rounded up some of the stories that are going viral that are not factually accurate. False: “There is a cure for coronavirus”...

The Delta variant has gained a foothold throughout all 50 U.S. states, according to data from Johns Hopkins University. The average number of daily cases last week hit 32,278, up 145 percent on the rate a fortnight ago. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services said the number of hospitalizations increased by 50 percent in the past two weeks to about 24,923 a day. More than 97 percent of people hospitalized with COVID-19 are unvaccinated, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)....

In a short video posted on Twitter on Tuesday night, the Wilsons explained the meals will be donated to the local Seattle community via Food Lifeline in the hope “it will make a difference” and urged the public to support local food banks in “whichever way you can, big or small”. According to its website, Food Lifeline distributes food to over 300 food banks, shelters and meal programs throughout the Western Washington area....

The International Olympic Committee confirmed the move on Tuesday following discussions between its president Thomas Bach, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Games’ organizers. It means that for the first time since the World War II, the Olympic Games will not go ahead on schedule. The spread of COVID-19 has halted sport across the globe and it had become apparent that a start date of July 24 for the Olympic Games was too close for comfort....

The death in the U.S. has climbed to 41, with new deaths in Kansas and Georgia, while more cases continue to emerge in different parts of the world, including more cases in Africa. First reported in China’s Wuhan city of the Hubei province, the virus has spread to nearly 116 countries and claimed the lives of more than 4,700 people, according to the latest figures from Johns Hopkins University....

Total active cases in Italy dropped to 108,237 on Monday, which was 20 cases less than on Sunday. The small drop was seen as “a positive development,” by the head of Italy’s civil protection agency, Angelo Borrelli. “For the first time, we have seen a new positive development: the number of currently positive has declined,” Borrelli, told reporters on Tuesday. On Monday, 98,771 people in Spain were treated in hospital or recovering at home—10,093 less than on Sunday, when 108,864 active cases were reported....

On Wednesday, the government announced it had signed an agreement with U.K. pharmaceutical firm AstraZeneca for 25 million doses of a vaccine being developed at the University of Oxford. In a statement, Prime Minister Scott Morrison said: “There is no guarantee that this, or any other, vaccine will be successful, which is why we are continuing our discussions with many parties around the world while backing our own researchers at the same time to find a vaccine....

At every critical juncture of the university’s proceedings in handling sexual violence allegations involving football players, Baylor has failed. MORE: Baylor officials accused of covering up more assaults It failed the victims, whose voices in many cases were never heard. It failed the student body by propagating the notion of a justice system and offering instead a very real system of corruption. It failed the city of Waco when the university became bedfellows with the Waco police, making both parties complicit in the sort of systemic cover-up that would make the Nixon administration blush....

Instead of panicking, Cortland ended up winning in thrilling fashion: MORE: Week 12’s must-see photos | Melvin Gordon breaks rushing record | J.T. Barrett: Heisman hopeful If you’re going to screw up the game-winning field goal, you might as well go for the game-winning touchdown. Amazing stuff.

Booker’s Break the Cycle of Violence Act would allocate $90 million each year for 10 years to fund evidence-based gun violence disruption programs in communities across America. The legislation is sponsored in the House of Representatives by Congressman Steven Horsford. “The epidemic of everyday gun violence that is ravaging our urban communities has been overlooked for too long, even as many neighborhoods have gun injury rates similar to warzones,” Booker, also a 2020 presidential candidate, said in a statement....

Cosmeceuticals Walk the Line Between Cosmetics and Drugs The term “cosmeceutical” was coined by Albert Kligman, MD, back in the 1980s as a way to describe a skincare product that does more than a cosmetic but is not quite a drug. It’s a blend of the words cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. Cosmeceuticals are more than cosmetics. Cosmetics, things like facial cleansers and makeup, can clean your skin or make it look nice, but they don’t change the way the skin behaves....

According to data gathered from cosmic ray weather balloons launched by spaceweather.com and Earth to Sky Calculus, which measure the strength of cosmic rays in the upper atmosphere, the radiation levels above California have dropped by over 15 percent in the past year. As seen in a graph of microGrays—a unit of absorbed radiation—per hour recorded by the balloons, there was a sudden drop in cosmic ray levels beginning in October 2021....

Lucas was replaced at half-time after suffering what Atletico described as a “strong facial trauma” in a 1-0 defeat away to Sporting CP, Diego Simeone’s men heading through 2-1 on aggregate. Atletico later confirmed the full-back had been taken to hospital for tests, which ruled out any fracture. Costa followed shortly after the restart after the striker appeared to sustain an injury to his left leg, but 2010 and 2012 winners Atletico were able to cling on....

TikTok users have fallen for the hot cocoa trend, with the tag #chocolatebomb amassing more than 22 million views plus millions more on the #hotchocolatebomb, #cocoabomb, and #hotcocoabomb tags. The hot cocoa bomb trend has TikTok users place the chocolate sphere into a mug before pouring warm milk over the top. The cocoa bomb then melts away to reveal cocoa powder and marshmallows to swirl into the drink. One TikTok user, @brennnabooo, shared a video of her melting the chocolate bomb with a caption explaining that there are four drool-worthy flavors....