Measles challenge, overshadowed achievement, recreating an epic adventure: Catch up on the day’s stories

By Jordan D. Brown, CNN

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5 things

1⃣ Never experienced

With the increasing risk of encountering measles and pressure to immediately spot it, US health care workers face an unusual challenge. Many doctors don’t know what it looks like.

2⃣ End of an era

Jesse Jackson was born into a world where he could not walk into the same buildings or go to the same school as his White neighbors. A pivotal chapter of American history is closing with his death.

3⃣ What’s to come

Imagine a world with far less tapping and swiping between apps on smartphones. Two giant tech companies are working to make that happen with AI agents doing the heavy lifting.

4⃣ Above the chaos

With three BAFTA wins, “Sinners” became the most decorated film by a Black director — a milestone clouded by a racist slur that disrupted the ceremony. But the story is far more than that incident.

5⃣ Four decades later

The images almost look like duplicates — same location, same light, same shadows. Yet they were shot 40 years apart. Jamie Hargreaves cycled more than 15,000 miles to retrace his father’s tire tracks.

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Inside a glamorous showcase: The Burberry fashion show is the biggest event on the London Fashion Week calendar. Catch a glimpse of the glitzy, celebrity-heavy night.

Top headlines

Hillary Clinton testifies behind closed doors in House Epstein investigation
Analysis: Polls show increasing concerns about Trump’s mental acuity
Mortgage rates fall below 6% for the first time in more than 3 years

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Spa day: From frog saunas to medicated baths, Australian researchers are getting creative with low-tech interventions to protect endangered amphibians from a catastrophic disease.

For CNN subscribers

Nude photos and passports: Justice Department posted dozens of problematic images to Epstein files site, CNN analysis finds
‘We got u’: Months before Epstein’s arrest, Virgin Islands governor offered him help in island dispute, texts show
Iranian regime pressures families of slain protesters to bury truth of crackdown

Quiz time

Topps Rip Night — a global celebration of the sports trading card and memorabilia hobby — attracted roughly how many fans?
A. 30,000
B. 75,000
C. 100,000
D. 130,000
Scroll down for the answer.