CNN | Karting driver investigated over attack on track
Karting driver Luca Corberi is being investigated by the FIA after he threw his bumper into traffic at another driver and attacked the competitor who he blamed for his own crash. —watch video—
CNN | Karting driver investigated over attack on track
Karting driver Luca Corberi is being investigated by the FIA after he threw his bumper into traffic at another driver and attacked the competitor who he blamed for his own crash. —watch video—
CNN BUSINESS | This startup is taking on big banks. And it’s working.

New York (CNN Business) – The economic forces set off by the pandemic are crushing traditional banks. Yet Chime, a startup taking aim at big banks, is booming. And it doesn’t have a single bank branch.
Chime, which provides banking services via a smartphone app, has more than tripled its transaction volume and revenue in 2020. The company says it is signing up hundreds of thousands of new customers each month, and some of them are ditching big banks for Chime.
And while big banks such as Wells Fargo (WFC) and Bank of America (BAC) have lost tens of billions of dollars in market value during the pandemic, Chime’s price tag is going parabolic.
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CNN BUSINESS | Goldman Sachs: A Democratic sweep would mean faster economic recovery
New York (CNN Business) – President Donald Trump is once again warning
voters that Democrats would “shut our economy and jobs down” if they
win in November.
Goldman Sachs is telling its clients the exact opposite.
Just hours after Trump’s all-caps Monday morning tweet predicting economic disaster, Goldman economists pointed out that polls “suggest a ‘blue wave’ in which Democrats
gain unified control of Washington is becoming more likely” — and they’re
not suggesting investors dump stocks.
In fact, “all else equal, such a blue wave would likely prompt us to
upgrade our forecasts,” Goldman Sachs chief economist Jan Hatzius wrote in
a Monday report. —more—
CNN | Official autopsy shows Black man killed by Los Angeles deputies was shot 16 times

(CNN) – The official autopsy of Dijon Kizzee, a 29-year-old Black man killed by Los Angeles
County Sheriff’s deputies in August, has been released following a month-long
security hold at the direction of the sheriff’s department.
The Los Angeles Medical Examiner’s autopsy report found that Kizzee was shot 16
times, with at least four of those bullets causing “rapidly
life-threatening wounds.” Some of the wounds were to the head, torso and
back, the report said.
Kizzee’s shooting sparked protests last month in South Los Angeles, a city that has already seen months-long
unrest following the death of George Floyd while in Minneapolis police custody. “It’s happening so fast we
can barely keep up with the hashtags,” Benjamin Crump, an attorney
representing the Kizzee family, previously said of police shootings of Black
people, evoking Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor and Jacob Blake. —more—
CNN health | 9 Foods for Beautiful Skin

9 Foods for Beautiful Skin
The right creams and skin care products can help your skin glow, but
nourishment from the inside out is just as important. As you consider these
nine foods to help keep your skin looking youthful and radiant, remember to
enjoy a balanced diet with moderate portion size. —more—
CNN health | This is what happens to your body over months in isolation

(CNN) – Since the pandemic officially began in March, we’ve
been told staying home is the best way to avoid catching Covid-19. And it is.
But life in confinement can cause physical ailments on its own.
Being homebound for so long contorts the body, weakens the heart and lungs and
even impairs brain function. The effects of life in isolation may stay with us
beyond the pandemic’s end (whenever that may be).
This is what half a year of isolation, staying home and staying sedentary can
do to your body. —more—
F1 | Bottas eases to Sochi win over Verstappen as penalty leaves Hamilton P3

Mercedes’
Valtteri Bottas scored his second win of 2020 at the Russian Grand Prix,
benefitting from a penalty for his polesitting team mate Lewis Hamilton that
left the six-time champion third at the flag, as Max Verstappen claimed Red
Bull’s first ever podium at Sochi in P2.
Hamilton began the race on the back foot, after a pair of practice start
infringements on his laps to the grid led to him being handed a 10s penalty
mid-race, ruling him out of contention for the win, as he came home in P3. —more—
CNN health | It’s a myth that women don’t want sex as they age, study finds

(CNN) – It’s a myth that women lose interest in sex as they
enter midlife and beyond, according to new research that followed over 3,200
women for approximately 15 years.
“About a quarter of women rate sex as very important, regardless of their
age,” said Dr. Holly Thomas, lead author of an abstract being presented
during the 2020 virtual annual meeting of The North American Menopause Society,
which opens on Monday, September 28.
“The study showed substantial numbers of women still highly value sex,
even as they get older, and it’s not abnormal,” said Thomas, an assistant
professor of medicine at the University of Pittsburgh. —more—
CNN sports | ‘When Lewis is gone, who have you got to look up to?’ asks Hamilton’s half-brother
Editor’s notes: Nicolas Hamilton features in CNN’s Tech for Good series to be broadcast on October 3
(CNN) – This season, Lewis Hamilton’s fight has been as much off the track as on it.
The 35-year-old has been using his platform as the world’s best Formula One driver and one of the most famous athletes on the planet to fight for racial equality and justice, in particular through his support for the Black Lives Matter movement.
Earlier this month, Hamilton stood atop the podium after victory at the Tuscan Grand Prix with the words “ARREST THE COPS WHO KILLED BREONNA TAYLOR” emblazoned on his shirt. —more—
CNN health | A healthy sex life boosts long-term survival hopes for heart attack victims

(CNN) – People who have had heart attacks can boost their chances of long-term
survival by returning to normal levels of sexual activity, a new study shows.
Many people stop having sex after a heart attack in the belief that it could trigger
another episode, but research published Wednesday in the European Journal of
Preventive Cardiology says sex is good for survival rates.
Researchers followed 495 couples for around 20 years and found that those who
maintained or increased their frequency of sexual activity in the first six
months after a heart attack had a 35% lower risk of death than those who
stopped having sex or reduced their frequency.
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