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Since rising to megavirality via a dramatic segment on Dr. Phil last year, Danielle Bregoli, a.k.a. the "Cash Me Outside, Howbow Dah" teen, seems to have done quite well for herself. She's reportedly getting her own television show. She's got 9 million Instagram followers, which probably translates to a nice chunk of change every time she posts a sponsored ad for Fashion Nova. ( Which, if you follow her, feels often.) Still, that wasn't quite famous enough for comedian David Spade, who posted an Instagram photo of himself and Bregoli, the latter looking less than thrilled to be having her picture taken. "Unfortunately she stopped being famous 5 minutes before this was taken," Spade joked in the image's caption.

Shot ...

... and chaser. Never one to back away from a fight, or a headline, Bregoli posted her own Instagram, saying she thought Spade was a waiter.

Your move, Spade.

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A Virginia man accused of beheading his 5-year-old son is set to be released from a mental institution and will soon be allowed to spend the weekends with his parents.

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A Virginia man accused of beheading his 5-year-old son is set to be released from a mental institution and will soon be allowed to spend the weekends with his parents.

Joseph Hagerman III will be let go from Eastern State Hospital in Williamsburg later this week as long as certain conditions are met, a Virginia Beach Circuit Court judge announced on Monday.

Hagerman will need to attend therapy, continue taking his medication and will have to live in adult foster care, according to WTKR. He'll have a team of people who will visit him twice daily to ensure that he's taking his medications.

Hagerman will live in the foster home during the week and with his parents on the weekends. His parents will oversee his medications during their time with him.

The court had ordered Hagerman to complete two independent mental evaluations following a conditional release request made by hospital staff. Both psychiatrists who completed the evaluations agreed that he could be released.
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"We are just happy that it is over with, and he has been given another chance," said Maria Lancaster, Hagerman's sister. "I just want to let the community know that my brother is a very loving, generous, Christian man. He had a wonderful family, and it was an unfortunate incident."

Hagerman's son Joshua was found beheaded in the family's home in February 2009. Hagerman was charged in the child's death and was also hit with a malicious wounding charge after police said he hurt his wife as she tried to save Joshua.

Hagerman later admitted to killing Joshua because he thought he was the Antichrist. He was suffering from schizophrenia and was dealing with his third strong psychotic break at the time of the crime, his attorneys later claimed.
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Hagerman was found not guilty by reason of insanity and has been undergoing mental treatment in a hospital since.

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Stepping onto The World feels like boarding a 21st-century Titanic.

Sitting majestically in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor, this gleaming 644 feet-long white vessel is the largest, and probably most exclusive, "residential yacht" on earth.

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Sitting majestically in Hong Kong's Victoria Harbor, this gleaming 644 feet-long white vessel is the largest, and probably most exclusive, "residential yacht" on earth.

Home to the world's only full-sized at-sea tennis court, a 7,000-square foot spa and fitness center, and 12,000-bottle wine collection, this ship has visited 1,213 ports and sailed 641,000 nautical miles.

This year alone it has undertaken expeditions to two of the most remote regions on earth -- the Ross Sea, in Antarctica, and Melanesia, near New Guinea.

But don't get too excited.

None of the suites on this 12-deck beauty are available to rent.

Dubbed a "condo cruise liner," every one of the 165 luxury apartments on board -- worth between $3 million for a studio and $15 million for a three-bedroom pad -- are owned by residents who must have a net worth of $10 million. At least.

To get on board, you'll need an invite.

A rough sailing

When The World was launched 15 years ago, it nearly floundered.

"Initially, the ship was partially owned by a hotel company," Lillian Veri, a Canadian who has owned a residence on The World for nearly 10 years, tells CNN.

The sixth floor of the ship, she explains, had initially been reserved for hotel rooms, the rental income from which was intended to subsidize the residential side of the business.

"Well, it just didn't work out that way," Veri says.

In 2003, the business model changed. There would be no tourists on board. Just residents of a very high net worth.

It became -- and remains -- the only entirely residential cruise liner in the world.

All residents are shareholders who vote on everything from the ship's route each year, to the type of fuel used and the Christmas decorations.

"The people who buy here are successful in one way or another. Lawyers, doctors, architects, entrepreneurs," says Veri. "They have opinions on how things should be run."

The change in business plan worked.

By 2006, all of the residences had sold out.

No place for Oprah

During CNN's tour of the boat's facilities, various residents float by.

Looking like passengers of a regular cruise ship, they all cheerfully greet by name our guide Lisa Spiller, who joined as residential director of The World six months ago.

Everyone who passes, I realize, is at least a multi-millionaire. Just how rich, I ask Spiller -- who herself is dripping in what appear to be diamonds -- are residents of The World?

She smiles. "Let's just say the type of people who buy here have private jets. They collect art. This is not their only residence."

The wrong kind of success, however, could see a wealthy candidate vetoed by the vetting committee.

"I don't think that Oprah Winfrey would be allowed to buy here," explains Veri, as we chat in her three-bedroom apartment. It boasts a wonderful wrap-around terrace that today has an unobstructed view of the Hong Kong Island skyline.

"There's a code of confidentiality and privacy ... We don't want paparazzi here. This (boat) is a refuge, a sanctuary.

"You will never find out who else lives here."

Today, 142 unidentified families reside on the ship, who all have undergone a strict vetting process before being allowed to buy. Roughly half of those on board are North American, about 45 are European and another 20 are South African. The average age is 64 years old.

General manager Sandra Mooney says that, on average, most residents spend about six months a year on board the ship, which flies the Bahamas flag and adheres to that country's rules when in international waters. Occupancy peaks at Christmas, when many guests invite their families and friends on board.

Still, a ship that was built for 600 people, says Mooney -- hotel rooms have a higher occupancy per square foot than residences -- only ever has 330 maximum on board.

Travel without leaving home

That The World is impressive there can be no doubt.

On a clear night far out at sea, residents can choose to sleep under the stars on a collection of "Bali beds." Each apartment receives complimentary turn-down twice a day. Bvlgari toiletries appear in the bathrooms as if by magic.

But wouldn't individuals with such fabulous wealth, and who seem to value privacy so highly, prefer to buy and travel on their own yacht?

The appeal, explains Veri, lies in the adventurous itineraries The World's staff put together.

"I don't have the creativity these people have. It's a lot of work to put all that stuff together."

By the end of 2017, for example, the ship will have visited Vanuatu, the Solomon Islands, Hawaii, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Canada, Alaska, Mexico and Central America, rounding off in Miami.

Three times per year The World undertakes "expeditions" -- voyages into unusual destinations, which are joined by leading environmentalists and academics, who through a series of lectures, forum breakfasts and field trips stimulate educational discussions about the given destination.

"We did, a long time ago, (a trip to) Madagascar," says Veri. "We had a National Geographic photographer, an anthropologist, a marine biologist. It's like being at a university for a week. That you can't get anywhere else."

Plus, there's the sense of community, says Mooney, recalling numerous parties the residents have thrown on board for one another.

"We feel this is our family, too," says Mooney with a sparkling smile, of the relationship between the staff and crew. "We have our family at home and we have our family on board. It's lovely."

The World is not enough

The World, it seems, is not enough. Other cruise ship operators are now eying a slice of the luxury floating city market.

Launching in 2021, The Utopia is a five-star residential cruise liner set to rival The World.

It will have cost an estimated $980 million to build, according to its owners, and its 190 residences will be listed for between $4 million to $36 million. The ship's route will be tailored to tie in with key events on the global calendar, such as Cannes Film Festival, Monaco Grand Prix, the Olympics, fashion weeks, the Melbourne Cup, and Rio de Janeiro's Carnival.

"Utopia will be a place for annual meetings of first ladies, philanthropists, Nobel laureates, festivals of thinkers, and missions where world leaders are bringing together conservatives and liberals to solve pressing issues and brokering peace treaties among feuding ethnic groups and cultures," The Utopia's PR team tell CNN over email.

Unlike The World, however, there will also be 165 hotel rooms on board.

Launching in 2019, The Marquette is a residential-only river cruise ship, with apartments on board selling for the more modest price range of between $310,000 and $1.9 million. The project was founded by David Nelson, who has lived on a houseboat on the Mississippi river in the United States for 29 years.

For Mooney, however, no ship will rival The World.

"People think of (The World) as a cruise ship," she says. "It's not."

The World, she explains, is a unique floating city of like-minded individuals with a passion for travel and learning, which over the course of 15 years has become home to a bonded family. That sort of chemistry is hard to replicate.

"You have to come on board. Within a short period of time you really feel the heart of soul of spirit of the ship."

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According to Julie Wolfe of WXIA in Atlanta, Shaq didn't offer specifics regarding where he plans to run but explained his decision: "This is not about politics. This is about bringing people closer together. You know, when I was coming up, people love and respected the police, the deputies. And, I want to be the one to bring that back, especially in the community I serve."

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A Virginia man accused of beheading his 5-year-old son is set to be released from a mental institution and will soon be allowed to spend the weekends with his parents.

Joseph Hagerman III will be let go from Eastern State Hospital in Williamsburg later this week as long as certain conditions are met, a Virginia Beach Circuit Court judge announced on Monday.

Hagerman will need to attend therapy, continue taking his medication and will have to live in adult foster care, according to WTKR. He'll have a team of people who will visit him twice daily to ensure that he's taking his medications.

Hagerman will live in the foster home during the week and with his parents on the weekends. His parents will oversee his medications during their time with him.

The court had ordered Hagerman to complete two independent mental evaluations following a conditional release request made by hospital staff. Both psychiatrists who completed the evaluations agreed that he could be released.
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"We are just happy that it is over with, and he has been given another chance," said Maria Lancaster, Hagerman's sister. "I just want to let the community know that my brother is a very loving, generous, Christian man. He had a wonderful family, and it was an unfortunate incident."

Hagerman's son Joshua was found beheaded in the family's home in February 2009. Hagerman was charged in the child's death and was also hit with a malicious wounding charge after police said he hurt his wife as she tried to save Joshua.

Hagerman later admitted to killing Joshua because he thought he was the Antichrist. He was suffering from schizophrenia and was dealing with his third strong psychotic break at the time of the crime, his attorneys later claimed.
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Snaps no longer have a time limit.

As part of a slate of new features announced Tuesday, Snapchat users can now select the new "infinity" icon to let friends view a photo snap for as long as they want.

"We've all felt the frustration of not being able to fully enjoy a Snap -- even after replaying it -- and we wanted to give you the option of allowing the recipient to enjoy your Snap as long as they'd like," the company said in a blog post on Tuesday.

After a user taps to close the snap, it will delete as usual. Previously, you could send photos that would disappear after one to 10 seconds.

Related: Snapchat unveils new 3D filters

In that same vein, Snapchat also launched looping videos on Tuesday. Tap the "looping" icon after taking a video snap to have it replay repeatedly, until your friend closes it or advances to additional posts on your Snapchat Story. Stories are photo and video posts shared by users that disappear after 24 hours.

You can now also draw with emojis by tapping the doodle tool and selecting an emoji.

Snapchat also added a new tool called "magic eraser." By tapping the scissors tool and the stars icon, users can erase something in a photo snap -- like a stray piece of trash on the ground.

Tools will now show up vertically along the right-hand side of the screen, rather than appearing horizontally on the top right. Snapchat said this format will allow the company to add more creative tools to that space in the future.

Recently, Snapchat launched new 3D lenses and made stories searchable. Meanwhile, Facebook has launched Snapchat copycat features like its own version of Stories.

In other Snapchat news this week, the app's parent company Snap will report its first quarterly results as a public company on Wednesday.

CNNMoney (New York) First published May 9, 2017: 12:00 PM ET

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Tim Cook probably wishes people were a little less excited about the next iPhone.

On Tuesday's earnings call, the Apple CEO blamed a slowdown in iPhone sales on rumors about future iPhones. Apple is expected to release an especially exciting new smartphone this fall to mark the device's 10th anniversary. iPhone loyalists are putting off buying the still young iPhone 7 in anticipation of a better upgrade.

Nobody wants to drop $800 on a phone that will be old news in a few months.

As usual, details are sparse but here are a few ways Apple could live up to the hype.

Historically, Apple announces a new phone in September, and and a new numbered iPhone every other year. Last year was the iPhone 7, so this Fall it should release an iPhone 7S. Incremental upgrades don't really sing "greatest update ever." Apple could jump ahead to iPhone 8, or pick a new name entirely like iPhone Pro or iPhone X. Adding a higher-end iPhone to the line up would mean Apple could still release an iPhone 7S and 7S Plus. The "Pro" version might also add another digit to the price. Expect the new iPhone to start at $1,000.

Nothing but screen

Buttons are so 2015. Like the recently announced Samsung Galaxy S8, a new iPhone could extend the touchscreen soit dominatesthe entire front side of the phone. That would mean booting the physical home button for an on-screen button or buttons. Apple already took the first step towards this un-buttoning when it made the dot touch sensitive last year.

Related: Apple iPhone sales fall again. Tim Cook blames rumor mill

The higher end iPhone might also switch from LED to a more advanced OLED screen. The edges may also curve for a smoother, seamless look. According to Nikkei, Apple placed an order for 70 million OLED panels this year.

Eyes are the new fingers

The Home button doubles as a fingerprint sensor. The same capacitive touch technology might not work with a full-screen phone. Instead of a fingerprint sensor, Apple could use different kinds of biometric security such as face recognition or iris scanning, according to KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.

Shape of things to come

Tweaking the physical design of the iPhone is pretty minor, but it's what will signal to the world, "Hey, I spent all my money on the very latest iPhone." There's not much you can do with a slim rectangle, but Apple will likely make a few tweaks to the body. In addition to the all-glass front, it could have another piece of glass on the back to double your chances of shattering something when it drops. Also look for different curves or cuts around the edges, and new materials like stainless steel. If you use a case and are worried nobody will know you're an Apple early adopter, just pop in some Airpods.

Related: Apple has a quarter-trillion dollars in cash

Tech companies have been tinkering with wireless charging for years, but the technology just hasn't been ready yet. Apple is rumored to be working on wireless charging for the new iPhone. Last year, Bloomberg reported Apple was working on wireless charging over the air. The reality may be less exciting, according to MacRumors: Inductive charging, which is also wireless but requires physical contact between the device and the charging station.

More port drama

The iPhone 7 removed the headphone jack. It was a controversial decision and forced people to use headphones that worked with the proprietary Lightning port, AirPods or an adapter. It's unlikely Apple will bring the port back, but there is a small chance it could swap it out for the industry standard USB-C port.

They are the under appreciated upgrades, the predictable results of Moore's Law and constantly improving technology. Every new iPhone, it seems, is faster, lighter and thinner. Expect new processors, improved cameras, and general spec upgrades. Battery life hasn't significantly improved in years, in part due to other upgrades sucking up more power. Apple is also due to update the iOS this year. iOS 11 would likely be previewed at Apple's developer conference this summer.

CNNMoney (San Francisco) First published May 3, 2017: 12:46 AM ET

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A video of a youth soccer coach holding a team meeting in which he comes out as transgender to his players has gone viral.

Karl Lightner, 36, is the founder and director of Portland Community Football Club in Portland, Oregon, which aims to provide an inclusive and equal opportunity for underprivileged youths.

In the 8-minute clip, Lightner starts off a team meeting by telling players of a coaching trip he took to Washington D.C. recently.

RELATED: See faces and stories of transgender people around the world

"One of the things that I realized while I was there is that we ask a lot of you guys to show up and be yourselves and be who you are and get to be better players," Lightner says in the video that has garnered more than 50,000 views since its upload to Youtube Saturday evening.

"I haven't totally shared with you something about myself that is kind of important that some of you may or may not know," he continues.

At that point, Lightner comes out as transgender to the students.
SEE ALSO: Mother and son realize they are transgender at the same time
"I grew up playing soccer as a girl," Lightner goes on to explain in the video. "And that's not something I share with players or people in the sports world very often because it's not an easy thing. We have a lot of rules in sports about how boys play and how girls play. And that's not really fair."

Towards the end of the huddle, Lightner asks his players if anyone had any questions, to which he was one player simply asked, "How old are you?"

Involved with youth sports since he was a teenager, Lightner told Buzzfeed News that he had to step down from coaching when he was 26 to begin his transition to becoming male. Lightner said that he felt he had a responsibility to come out in order to practice what he preached at work.

"I may have this white skin and I may look like I just cruised through life with a lot of privilege - which I have had - but I have one thing that a lot of people don't know about me," he said.
Watch the video below of Lightner's speech, titled "Authenticity":
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Snaps no longer have a time limit.

As part of a slate of new features announced Tuesday, Snapchat users can now select the new "infinity" icon to let friends view a photo snap for as long as they want.

"We've all felt the frustration of not being able to fully enjoy a Snap -- even after replaying it -- and we wanted to give you the option of allowing the recipient to enjoy your Snap as long as they'd like," the company said in a blog post on Tuesday.

After a user taps to close the snap, it will delete as usual. Previously, you could send photos that would disappear after one to 10 seconds.

Related: Snapchat unveils new 3D filters

In that same vein, Snapchat also launched looping videos on Tuesday. Tap the "looping" icon after taking a video snap to have it replay repeatedly, until your friend closes it or advances to additional posts on your Snapchat Story. Stories are photo and video posts shared by users that disappear after 24 hours.

You can now also draw with emojis by tapping the doodle tool and selecting an emoji.

Snapchat also added a new tool called "magic eraser." By tapping the scissors tool and the stars icon, users can erase something in a photo snap -- like a stray piece of trash on the ground.

Tools will now show up vertically along the right-hand side of the screen, rather than appearing horizontally on the top right. Snapchat said this format will allow the company to add more creative tools to that space in the future.

Recently, Snapchat launched new 3D lenses and made stories searchable. Meanwhile, Facebook has launched Snapchat copycat features like its own version of Stories.

In other Snapchat news this week, the app's parent company Snap will report its first quarterly results as a public company on Wednesday.

CNNMoney (New York) First published May 9, 2017: 12:00 PM ET

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Snaps no longer have a time limit.

As part of a slate of new features announced Tuesday, Snapchat users can now select the new "infinity" icon to let friends view a photo snap for as long as they want.

"We've all felt the frustration of not being able to fully enjoy a Snap -- even after replaying it -- and we wanted to give you the option of allowing the recipient to enjoy your Snap as long as they'd like," the company said in a blog post on Tuesday.

After a user taps to close the snap, it will delete as usual. Previously, you could send photos that would disappear after one to 10 seconds.

Related: Snapchat unveils new 3D filters

In that same vein, Snapchat also launched looping videos on Tuesday. Tap the "looping" icon after taking a video snap to have it replay repeatedly, until your friend closes it or advances to additional posts on your Snapchat Story. Stories are photo and video posts shared by users that disappear after 24 hours.

You can now also draw with emojis by tapping the doodle tool and selecting an emoji.

Snapchat also added a new tool called "magic eraser." By tapping the scissors tool and the stars icon, users can erase something in a photo snap -- like a stray piece of trash on the ground.

Tools will now show up vertically along the right-hand side of the screen, rather than appearing horizontally on the top right. Snapchat said this format will allow the company to add more creative tools to that space in the future.

Recently, Snapchat launched new 3D lenses and made stories searchable. Meanwhile, Facebook has launched Snapchat copycat features like its own version of Stories.

In other Snapchat news this week, the app's parent company Snap will report its first quarterly results as a public company on Wednesday.

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In a gruesome new video released by ISIS’ propaganda wing on Monday, a Russian intelligence officer is apparently coerced into calling on his country to abandon its bombing campaign in Syria – moments before he’s beheaded by a Jihadi killer. The footage, released by ISIS’ Furat media arm, is believed to show the death of Capt. Yevgeny Petrenko, 36, who’s been held by ISIS since at least September. In the latest release, Petrenko is shown in the same black clothing he’s seen wearing in a September video, with a white name badge over his right breast bearing the word “infidel” on it.

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In a gruesome new video released by ISIS' propaganda wing on Monday, a Russian intelligence officer is apparently coerced into calling on his country to abandon its bombing campaign in Syria - moments before he's beheaded by a Jihadi killer.

The footage, released by ISIS' Furat media arm, is believed to show the death of Capt. Yevgeny Petrenko, 36, who's been held by ISIS since at least September. In the latest release, Petrenko is shown in the same black clothing he's seen wearing in a September video, with a white name badge over his right breast bearing the word "infidel" on it, according to a translation from Threat Matrix.

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In Monday's video, Petrenko, who claimed to be a member of the Russian Federal Security Service, says he was abandoned by the Russian government and asks the Kremlin to stop its military campaign against Syrian rebels, The Washington Post reported.

"I was supposed to infiltrate the special services of the caliphate and the leadership of the caliphate," Petrenko said. "One of my orders was to gain access to Omar al-Shishani or to his circle. But during this I was discovered and arrested by the security services of the caliphate."

Shishani, also referred to as "Omar the Chechen," was a top ISIS commander in Syria, but was confirmed killed in a July 2016 U.S. airstrike.
SUSPECTED ISIS RECRUITERS ARRESTED IN SPAIN AND MOROCCO
The unidentified man who murders Petrenko speaks Russian, and may be one of thousands of fighters from the former Soviet Union who've flocked to join ISIS. Russia is also plagued more directly by Islamic terror carried out by groups from the mostly-Muslim caucus regions. Most recently, 15 people were killed when militants detonated a bomb on a St. Petersburg subway train on April 3.

Russia has been involved in the Syrian civil war since at least September 2015, when it stepped in to help prop up the government of embattled leader Bashar Assad.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.

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Beijing has tested a new missile close to the Korean peninsula amid heightened tensions in the region, after North Korea, South Korea, and the US recently conducted military drills in the area.

The Chinese military carried out the test in the busy northeastern Bohai Sea close to the Korean peninsula " in recent days," Chinese Xinhua news agency reported on Tuesday, citing a statement from China's Defense Ministry.

The operation was designed to " enhance the combat skills of the forces " to safeguard national security, the brief statement said.

" The test achieved the expected result," it added, without disclosing the exact date of the launch or any further details.

Beijing announced last month that it would continue to stage live fire drills and test new weapons to address national security threats, as a response to the US' recent controversial deployment of its THAAD anti-missile system in South Korea.

Opposing the long-disputed deployment of the system, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said that a peaceful solution to the Korean crisis was the " only right choice." In order to de-escalate tensions surrounding the Korean peninsula, Beijing has come up with an initiative to call on North Korea to refrain from carrying out further missile and nuclear tests in exchange for the US and South Korea suspending their military exercises in the region.

This proposal is supported by Russia, which has urged Washington and Seoul to reconsider their decision to station THAAD on the peninsula, saying it serves as a " destabilizing factor " that undermines the security and deterrent capacity of adjacent states, such as China, and could tip the existing military balance in the tense region.
READ MORE: 'Destabilizing factor': Russia urges US, S. Korea to reconsider THAAD anti-missiles deployment
The US conducted joint naval exercises with South Korea in late April, when a US aircraft carrier group led by the USS Carl Vinson, including a guided-missile cruiser, the USS Lake Champlain, as well as two destroyers, entered the Sea of Japan through the Tsushima Strait.

According to the South Korean Navy, the drills were aimed at deterring North Korean provocations and strengthening the military readiness of the Korea-US alliance. Ahead of the exercise, the US carrier group also held joint drills with the Japanese navy.

North Korea has also recently conducted large-scale, live-fire exercises on its eastern coast.

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China tests new missile near Korean peninsula

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Beijing has tested a new missile close to the Korean peninsula amid heightened tensions in the region, after North Korea, South Korea, and the US recently conducted military drills in the area. The Chinese military carried out the test in the busy northeastern Bohai Sea close to the Korean peninsula " in recent days," Chinese Xinhua news agency reported on Tuesday, citing a statement from China's Defense Ministry.

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Snapchats no longer have to disappear after 10 seconds

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Snaps no longer have a time limit.

As part of a slate of new features announced Tuesday, Snapchat users can now select the new "infinity" icon to let friends view a photo snap for as long as they want.

"We've all felt the frustration of not being able to fully enjoy a Snap -- even after replaying it -- and we wanted to give you the option of allowing the recipient to enjoy your Snap as long as they'd like," the company said in a blog post on Tuesday.

After a user taps to close the snap, it will delete as usual. Previously, you could send photos that would disappear after one to 10 seconds.

Related: Snapchat unveils new 3D filters

In that same vein, Snapchat also launched looping videos on Tuesday. Tap the "looping" icon after taking a video snap to have it replay repeatedly, until your friend closes it or advances to additional posts on your Snapchat Story. Stories are photo and video posts shared by users that disappear after 24 hours.

You can now also draw with emojis by tapping the doodle tool and selecting an emoji.

Snapchat also added a new tool called "magic eraser." By tapping the scissors tool and the stars icon, users can erase something in a photo snap -- like a stray piece of trash on the ground.

Tools will now show up vertically along the right-hand side of the screen, rather than appearing horizontally on the top right. Snapchat said this format will allow the company to add more creative tools to that space in the future.

Recently, Snapchat launched new 3D lenses and made stories searchable. Meanwhile, Facebook has launched Snapchat copycat features like its own version of Stories.

In other Snapchat news this week, the app's parent company Snap will report its first quarterly results as a public company on Wednesday.

CNNMoney (New York) First published May 9, 2017: 12:00 PM ET

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Snapchat launched new tools including looping videos and a "magic eraser."

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Snaps no longer have a time limit.

As part of a slate of new features announced Tuesday, Snapchat users can now select the new "infinity" icon to let friends view a photo snap for as long as they want.

"We've all felt the frustration of not being able to fully enjoy a Snap -- even after replaying it -- and we wanted to give you the option of allowing the recipient to enjoy your Snap as long as they'd like," the company said in a blog post on Tuesday.

After a user taps to close the snap, it will delete as usual. Previously, you could send photos that would disappear after one to 10 seconds.

Related: Snapchat unveils new 3D filters

In that same vein, Snapchat also launched looping videos on Tuesday. Tap the "looping" icon after taking a video snap to have it replay repeatedly, until your friend closes it or advances to additional posts on your Snapchat Story. Stories are photo and video posts shared by users that disappear after 24 hours.

You can now also draw with emojis by tapping the doodle tool and selecting an emoji.

Snapchat also added a new tool called "magic eraser." By tapping the scissors tool and the stars icon, users can erase something in a photo snap -- like a stray piece of trash on the ground.

Tools will now show up vertically along the right-hand side of the screen, rather than appearing horizontally on the top right. Snapchat said this format will allow the company to add more creative tools to that space in the future.

Recently, Snapchat launched new 3D lenses and made stories searchable. Meanwhile, Facebook has launched Snapchat copycat features like its own version of Stories.

In other Snapchat news this week, the app's parent company Snap will report its first quarterly results as a public company on Wednesday.

CNNMoney (New York) First published May 9, 2017: 12:00 PM ET

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Greg Olsen's Brother Kevin Indicted by Grand Jury on Rape Charges

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UNC Charlotte quarterback Kevin Olsen-the brother of Carolina Panthers tight end Greg Olsen-was reportedly indicted on rape charges Monday, per WSOC-TV.

According to the report, a grand jury indicted Olsen on three counts of second-degree rape, two counts of assault on a female and a count of second-degree sexual offense. The quarterback has been suspended from the university's football program.

The story noted Olsen was charged in February.

"Prosecutors said Olsen texted a woman and threatened to kill her," the report continued. "They said he raped her, punched her in the face and also threatened to kill himself, wrapping a phone charger around his neck."

Blake Hanson of WSOCTV provided a mug shot at the time:

Blake Hanson @BlakeWSOC9
Kevin Olsen in jail, records show. Charges of 2nd degree forcible rape, cyberstalking, assault on female, 2nd degree force sex offense. https://t.co/SKlzrxcdhg
2/20/2017, 1:01:42 AM

WSOCTV previously reported in a separate story Olsen posted bail of more than $100,000 after he was charged.

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Mr. Kohl - Neiman Marcus sells ripped, worn sneakers for $1,400

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(WWSB) -- You thought "muddy jeans" were bad? Just wait until you see these shoes.

Neiman Marcus is jumping on the faux-busted fashion trend by selling a pair of destroyed sneakers on its website for more than $1,400.

The "Future Destroyed High-Top Sneaker" by Maison Margiela will run you $1,425 a pair. The high-top shoes have holes and frayed material, and some might say they look more like a dog's chew toy than an avant-garde fashion statement.

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(WWSB) -- You thought "muddy jeans" were bad? Just wait until you see these shoes.