At a time when shark sightings are becoming increasingly common, Finley Downer, along with his siblings Lily, 9, and Emily, 12, were on a five-island tour with their father, Michael Downer, that included guided swimming with iguanas, pigs and nurse sharks. The family told The Sun that on a day last week, they joined a large group of people swimming with the sharks in a lagoon. Michael told the paper, “Suddenly, I heard a terrified scream and saw dozens [of sharks] circling Finley....

Brayden Drew had just turned five when he and his family were vacationing at Myrtle Beach. Digging in the sand, Brayden soon came across a large black tooth fossil. Pictures show it is almost as big as Brayden’s hand. Brayden’s mom, Marissa, told Newsweek the tooth is all her son has been talking about since he found it. “It was my son’s fifth birthday on the 20th. We were on vacation down at Myrtle for the second year in a row....

The boy’s mother, @lhughes05, posted the sweet moment to TikTok, writing: “This will forever be a favorite memory.” The video has amassed over 8 million views and more than 15,000 comments from viewers who said the video was the “cutest” they’d ever seen. You can watch the full video here. The video opens with @lhughes05 placing a mini Goldendoodle puppy in her son’s bed while he sleeps. She attempts to wake him by stroking his cheek, but it doesn’t work....

Most of “Woman,” neither a guide to women’s health nor another tiresome tour through male/female differences, is a treasure chest of did-you-knows: that the X chromosome contains some 5,000 genes, while the male Y chromosome holds but a couple dozen? That lactobacilli, also found in yogurt, disinfect the vagina by making it more acidic than coffee? That the uterus makes “chemical cousins to morphine and heroin”? The tone can grate–especially Angier’s view that “the female body deserves Dionysian respect....

Malik (Omar Epps), a runner on a partial athletic scholarship, is a struggling student who feels his worth is measured only by his track performance; Kristen (Kristy Swanson), an Orange County blonde who’s date-raped by a frat boy, is awash in sexual ambiguity; and Remy (Michael Rapaport), an isolated Idaho rube, is desperate to fit in anywhere. Each of them is lost and looking for role models. Malik, a chronic complainer, gets little overt sympathy from his West Indian political-science professor (Laurence Fishburne), a stern sage who rejects Malik’s ethos of victimization....

Millennials don’t want ideas and ads shoved down their throats with a one-size fits all approach, either. Instead, content that fits in with what they are already watching, without actually seeming like advertising, is more effective. That’s where branded entertainment comes in. One of the “new age” forms of advertising, endorsements, and sponsorships is quickly becoming a routine way for brands to disseminate content and connect with a younger generation....

The Braves right-hander was hit by a pitch in the top of the third inning off a fastball from Washington’s Austin Voth, forcing him to exit early after just 21 pitches. He was visibly frustrated before taking first base as he immediately slammed his bat. Josh Tomlin took the mound in relief in the bottom of the third. The Braves announced during the game, which was scoreless at the time of Soroka’s departure, that the right-hander was removed for precautionary reasons....

City are in pole position to sign Sanchez, who has reportedly grown anxious for a move amid the Gunners’ inability to make an impression on the Premier League or in Europe, with Bayern Munich seemingly pulling out of the race this week. Sanchez said this week that his future “is clear” while on Confederations Cup duty, but would not elaborate on whether that meant staying in north London or not....

Bravo has been in the firing line from some fans and pundits after conceding seven goals in two games against Chelsea and Leicester City. The Chilean was seen by some as a controversial replacement for City favourite Joe Hart in the summer, and has had to battle against those who would seemingly prefer the Englishman to have stayed at the Etihad Stadium. Sagna: Man City need to wake up...

But I’m skeptical of several of the proposed changes. The proposed change: A batter must keep one foot in the box, except in certain situations. Penalty will be a called strike. My thought: Not a bad idea. Just like pitchers that take too long on the mound, there are some batters that have lengthy between-pitch routines. Should help speed things up. MORE: Tigers-Orioles photo gallery | A’s-Royals photo gallery | MLB Twitter must-follow list...

The South American nation on Tuesday saw its second-highest daily case count since the outbreak began, with 32,091 new infections reported on June 9. The latest daily case count was more than double the figure reported on June 8, which saw 15,654 new cases, Brazil’s Ministry of Health confirmed. The country’s daily death toll also nearly doubled Tuesday, with 1,272 deaths, up from 679 reported on Monday. Brazil’s 7-day rolling average of daily cases and daily deaths have both been on a mostly increasing trend since the beginning of the pandemic....

The Brazilian, who rejoined the Rossoneri last summer from Real Madrid, is in line to make his 300th appearance for the club against Chievo on Saturday. While he insists he does not regret his return to Milan despite the difficult season to date, Kaka has hinted he could consider leaving in the summer - and he would like to move to North America should he quit the club. "I have no regrets at my decision to come back to Milan," he told Corriere della Sera....

Holland was beaten in the final in 1974, 1978 and 2010, while it was eliminated in the semifinals in 1998 and 2014. MORE: Netherlands leaves with pride | Scolari gets it wrong Although it generally heads into each tournament as one of the favorites, the Netherlands has never won the World Cup – the only one of the major footballing nations not to have done so. Under Louis van Gaal’s wings, the dream was alive and kicking in Brazil, yet Sergio Romero’s heroics between the sticks for Argentina during Wednesday’s semifinal encounter were yet another huge blow for the Dutch as their hopes of lifting the famous trophy at last came to an abrupt end....

Approximately 1 in 8 women in the United States will develop breast cancer over the course of their lifetime. Male breast cancer has a lifetime risk of approximately 1 in 883. Certain risk factors such as family history, age, previous breast cancer diagnosis, dense breasts, and more may increase a person’s risk of developing breast cancer. Who Should Be Screened? Breast cancer screening is important even when you feel healthy....

Your healthcare provider may recommend an additional procedure be done alongside your cancer surgery, such as sentinel lymph node biopsy, axillary lymph node dissection, or full axillary lymph node dissection. They’re sometimes done separately from cancer-removal surgery, as well. This article will review the types of breast cancer surgery. Lumpectomy A lumpectomy can also be referred to as breast conservation surgery and is commonly used for early-stage breast cancer. It’s sometimes also done to remove precancerous or noncancerous breast changes....

Your surgical team may offer different kinds of breast reconstruction, including surgery to recreate breasts using your own tissue or the insertion of breast implants. There are physical, emotional, and even logistical considerations to keep in mind when deciding on breast reconstruction surgery. Learning as much as you can about your choices and the process can help you feel confident in your decision. This article discusses breast reconstruction including the benefits, surgical options, risks, decision making, and recovery....

In “The Golden Ratio: The Story of Phi, the World’s Most Astonishing Number,” Livio traces the discovery of phi back to ancient Greeks who noticed that when a line is divided into two unequal sections, the ratio of the longer part to the shorter is in the “golden proportion” if it equals the ratio of the whole line to the longer section. First dubbed the “divine proportion” by a 15th-century friar who argued that it was the most esthetically pleasing ratio, by the 20th century the number–now called phi–had developed a cult following among scientists and amateurs for its reported appearance in nature and art....

Close to 200 horses were pre-entered in the Breeders’ Cup, which will be run Friday and Saturday at Keeneland Racecourse in Lexington, Ky. American Pharoah drew the No. 4 post in the 1 1/4-mile Classic and was installed as a 6-5 favorite. MORE: How Triple Crown winners fared afterward | Breeders’ Cup records Following Pharoah, 5-year-old mare Beholder, who has won two Breeders’ Cup races, is the second betting choice at 3-1....

Pharoah opened 6-5 on the morning line after post positions were drawn, but went down to 4-5 with Beholder’s scratched. Saturday morning, he was an even bigger favorite at 3-5. The field should get some action, so don’t be surprised if this line gets closer to even by race time. MORE: How Triple Crown winners fared afterward | Breeders’ Cup records | Breeders’ Cup in photos The Linemakers on Sporting News broke down the $3 million guaranteed Pick 4 at Keeneland, featuring the final four races of the day....