Sandra Bland, a 28-year-old Chicago woman, was found dead in a Texas jail cell last week. Cops say her death was a suicide; her family says it was murder. Now, authorities are releasing new details about her mysterious death, including a rough timeline of her final morning in jail.

Tommy Craggs, the executive editor of Gawker Media, and Max Read, the editor-in-chief of Gawker.com, are resigning from the company. In letters sent today, Craggs and Read informed staff members that the managing partnership’s vote to remove a controversial post about the CFO of Condé Nast—an unprecedented act endorsed by zero editorial employees—represented an indefensible breach of the notoriously strong firewall between Gawker’s business interests and the independence of its editorial staff. Under those conditions, Craggs and Read wrote, they could not possibly guarantee Gawker’s editorial integrity.

The group of nuns dead set on preventing Katy Perry from moving into their former convent—“for what should be obvious reasons coming from Catholic nuns”—say the sale has been marred by lies and morphine-influenced affidvaits.

Who is this tiny reptilian hero? This real-world Bubble Bobbler? According to owner Nick DeBakey, her name is Laura.

On Thursday, an Oklahoma man who killed his stepfather with an “atomic wedgie” in 2013, was sentenced to 30 years in prison, Reuters reports.

During a performance in Phoenix on Saturday, former George Lopez star George Lopez lead the audience in a concise, profane chant against presidential candidate and Wonka Factory escapee Donald Trump.

President George H.W. Bush has been discharged from a Maine hospital after breaking a bone in his neck earlier this week, CNN reports. In a statement earlier on Thursday, a spokesperson said Bush had fractured his C2 vertebrae in a fall at his home but had not injured his spine.

An elderly Florida man was shot in the buttock with his own gun this week after confronting an intoxicated man who was disrupting sea turtle nests, the New York Daily News reports.

AMES, IOWA—Abortion. Abominable gays. And god’s abiding dislike of the current Democratic administration. Hey 90s kids: remember 1996? Remember the Culture Wars? They’re back.

“As with the end of feudalism 500 years ago, capitalism’s replacement by postcapitalism will be accelerated by external shocks and shaped by the emergence of a new kind of human being. And it has started.” Oh, do go on, won’t you? (He does.) (It’s good!) (Well, interesting, at least.)

On Sunday, Beijing police said that they had arrested the couple captured in a sex tape apparently filmed at China’s flagship Uniqlo store, the Los Angeles Times reports. Four other people have also been arrested.

This weekend, the KKK held a rally on the steps of the South Carolina statehouse: “‘They took our flag, so be it,’ said Bader, a member of the Ku Klux Klan for the past two decades. ‘They’re taking our heritage from us. They’re taking the freedom out of America.’”

On Thursday, two women were found dead in an SUV after a car chase on Interstate 20, in Alabama. Police said that Lisa Brown had kidnapped Sandra Barnett from her home on Wednesday. Barnett was the wife of former NFL player Buster Barnett; Brown was his mistress.

“There were many decades when there would have been no reflexive analogies to be made between East Hampton and whatever might be on offer at a city beach. As the aesthetic of wealth has become ever more dominant, so too has the upscaling of public recreation space.”

Earlier this week, a drunk man, sleeping in the middle of railroad tracks in an upstate New York town, got run over by a slow-moving freight train, state police said. Apparently, the man was fine.

In Bill Cosby’s full deposition from 2005, which has recently been obtained by The New York Times, Cosby admits to offering career advice, using his wealth, and even asking one young women about her dead father’s cancer as a mens of “pushing them for sex acts.” All of which he spoke about—while under oath—with “casual indifference.”

“‘The home’s craftsmanship and the grounds’ peaceful tranquility were beyond what I’d ever experienced. The frontage on Georgica Pond, with its never-ending pageant of natural beauty, is breathtaking.’ Mr. Rahr is parting with the estate, he said, because he now summers in Europe.”

In a video recently obtained and published by British tabloid The Sun, the 7-year-old Princess Elizabeth, who would later be crowned Queen Elizabeth II, is seen to give the Nazi salute. Elizabeth is the middle-sized child in the screenshot above.

The Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a car bombing at a market in Khan Bani Saad, in Iraq’s Diyala province, that killed at least 115 adults and children on Friday, Al Jazeera reports. The group said it was targeting Shiites celebrating the end of Ramadan.