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CNN's Nada Bashir reports from Rotherham, UK, where a hotel housing asylum seekers was attacked by far-right rioters on August 4. This is one of several violent anti-immigration riots across the country in recent days that are being widely condemned, including by Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Tap the link in our bio to read more.

A Tornado with a preliminary EF1 rating landed in New York, ripping a roof off a structure in downtown Buffalo. Minor injuries were reported according to the Buffalo Fire Department.

Vice President Kamala Harris has made a decision on her running mate, with four people close to the process saying Gov. Tim Walz of Minnesota is her choice. Tap the link in bio for more. 📸 : Jim Vondruska/Getty Images

Online streamer Adin Ross asks former President Donald Trump what he thinks about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY).

Team USA Olympic gymnast Sunisa Lee talks with CNN’s Coy Wire about the adversities she overcame to earn Olympic gold.

Demonstrators in Bangladesh stormed the official residence of former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Monday after her resignation, carrying away clothing, food, furniture and more.

Presidential historian Allan Lichtman, who has correctly predicted nearly every presidential election since 1984, explains which party he thinks will win the 2024 presidential race.

From Snoop Dogg to Simone Biles, these are the most stylish moments of the Olympics so far. Celebrities have descended on the city, eager to not only watch athletes at the top of their game but injecting a hit of fashion along the way — from Vogue editor-in-chief Anna Wintour, who watched the women's gymnastics dressed in Marni, to Ariana Grande at the opening ceremony wearing Thom Browne. Even Zendaya was pictured in her Parisian hotel room by stylist Law Roach, commemorating the Games in an archival 2008 Olympic ring-themed jumpsuit from Jean-Charles de Castelbajac. Perhaps it's no surprise that this Games has felt the most fashion-forward, considering luxury conglomerate LVMH is the official sponsor of the event (a partnership estimated to be worth $166 million). Even the Olympic athletes are letting their personalities shine through via arty manicures or spray-painted hair. Whether it be foreign dignitaries, Hollywood celebrities or dedicated athletes, everyone seems to have brought their sartorial A-game to Paris. Tap the link in bio to see the chicest moments of the Olympics so far. Tap the link in bio to see the chicest moments of the Olympics so far. 📸: Jamie Squire/Getty Images; Christian Petersen/Getty Images; Matthew Stockman/Getty Images; Ashley Landis/AFP/Pool/Getty Images; John Walton/PA; Anthony Behar/Sipa USA; Christophe Petit Tesson/Pool/EPA/Shutterstock; Henrik Montgomery/TT News Agency/AFP/Getty Images; Jamie Squire/Getty Images

US women’s gymnastics phenoms Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles honored Rebeca Andrade after she bested both stars at the Olympics and took home a floor gold medal for Brazil.

After a weaker-than-expected jobs report in July, markets have taken a tumble. CNN's Rahel Solomon explains why stocks are plunging and what you should do with your portfolio. Read more at the link in our bio.

With Rebeca Andrade of Brazil taking the gold and Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles taking the silver and bronze, the podium for the medal ceremony in the women's floor exercise set up an instantly viral moment. "She's so amazing. She's queen," Biles said of Andrade on Monday. "And first it was an all-Black podium, so that was super exciting for us. But then Jordan was like, 'Should we bow to her?' And I was like, 'Absolutely.' So we're like, 'Are we gonna do it now?' And then, that's why we did it." See more photos from the Paris Games at the link in our bio. 📸: Gabriel Bouys/AFP/Getty Images

Hurricane Debby hit western Florida's Gulf Coast region, bringing major rain, wind and flooding to an area that has been affected by several hurricanes over the past few years. Debby weakened to a tropical storm after landfall, but is expected to unleash potentially historic rainfall in Georgia and South Carolina that could cause catastrophic flooding. Tap on the link in our bio for live updates.

In an interview with CNN’s Amanda Davies, Palestinian swimmer and flag bearer Valerie Tarazi says she was inspired by Majed Abu Maraheel in the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, the first ever Palestinian Olympian and flag bearer who reportedly died in the Nuseirat refugee camp in Gaza earlier this year due to kidney failure. Read more at the link in our bio.

The US Coast Guard released a video of two boaters being rescued by a helicopter after their boat lost its sail as Tropical Storm Debby approached. The storm later intensified into a hurricane. Tap the link in bio for live updates about Debby.

Italians know how to do summer right. This photographer discovered their secret. Lucy Laucht — originally from the UK but by then living in New York — had been to Milan once for work, but in 2016 she had what she calls her “first proper trip”: Capri and the Amalfi Coast. Dolce far niente — roughly translated as the sweetness of doing nothing — is exactly what Italian summer vacations are about. In August, Italians head in their droves to the coast, often to hire the same loungers or cabanas they’ve done for years. They’ll eat at the same feet-in-the-sand restaurant, drink at the same bar, and essentially do everything they did last year… and the year before… and the year before that. And that’s the same carefree spirit that Laucht tracked across southern Italy in her new book, “Il Dolce Far Niente.” Tap the link in bio for more. 📸 : Lucy Laucht

Nearly half of Hamas' military battalions in northern and central Gaza have rebuilt some of their fighting capabilities despite more than nine months of Israel's brutal offensive, according to analyses by the DC-based American Enterprise Institute's Critical Threats Project, the Institute for the Study of War and CNN. Tap the link in bio for more.

An Afghan Olympic sprinter has sent a powerful message to the Taliban. She may have finished last in her OIympic 100-meter heat, but for Kimia Yousofi, it was never about winning the gold. "Education. Sport. Our Rights," said a handwritten note on the back of Yousofi's race bib that she proudly displayed after finishing in 13.42 seconds at the Stade de France on Friday. "I am fighting for a land where the terrorists came. If they get into your house, you say, 'OK, get out, this is my house.' What should I feel? They took my land," she said after the race. "No one in Afghanistan recognizes them as the government. No one. They cannot talk. I can talk." Afghanistan under Taliban rule is the most repressive country in the world for women's rights, according to the United Nations. Since it returned to power in 2021, the hardline Islamist group has closed secondary schools for girls, banned women from attending university and working at NGOs, restricted their travel without a male chaperone, and banned them from public spaces such as parks and gyms. Tap the link in bio for more. 📸 : Alina Smutko/Reuters

CNN’s Coy Wire speaks with Stephen Nedoroscik, an athlete from Team USA’s men’s gymnastics, who is known as the “Clark Kent” pommel horse hero. Read more about Nedoroscik at the link in bio.