Taylor Swift will release her sixth album “Reputation” in November, but first single drops Thursday night. And there’s more music news on Katy Perry and Lady Gaga. Entertainment Tonight’s Laura Zima has details. Source
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Opioid epidemic takes toll in Maine lobster industry
The nation’s opioid crisis has hit hard in Maine, where at least one person died every day last year of drug overdoses. Economic leaders say the impact of the opioid epidemic on the lobster industry could affect an entire generation. CBS News’ Kenneth Craig reports. Source
Joe Jonas opens up about fatherhood and his new project
The pop star has been busy while under lockdown — in addition to writing and recording new music, Jonas and his wife, actress Sophie Turner, welcomed a daughter named Willa. Source
Lack of REM sleep linked to higher risk of dementia, study finds
About one-third of adults say they don’t usually get enough sleep. Now, there’s news of a link between quality of sleep and risk of dementia. Dr. Jon LaPook explains the science behind the new report. Source
“My skin crawled”: Hillary Clinton speaks about debate with Trump
President Trump did his best to get under Hillary Clinton’s skin during the 2016 presidential debates. Now, Clinton is revealing how successful he was in her new book “What Happened,” published by Simon & Schuster, a division of CBS. Julianna Goldman has more. Source
Medical records show severity of Cuba “health attacks”
Medical records reviewed by CBS News show that some American and Canadian diplomats in Cuba were diagnosed with conditions as serious as mild traumatic brain injury. Steve Dorsey, CBS News Radio executive editor and correspondent, joins CBSN with the latest. Source
Referee who came out as transgender makes Israeli sports history
“This is the first step in a long and wonderful journey. Sapir, we are proud to do it with you,” the Israel Football Association tweeted. Source
Some U.S. diplomats in Cuba diagnosed with mild traumatic brain injuries
According to medical records reviewed exclusively by CBS News, a U.S. doctor who evaluated American and Canadian diplomats working in Havana diagnosed them with conditions as serious as mild traumatic brain injury and likely damage to the central nervous system. CBS News Radio’s Steve Dorsey joins CBSN with more. Source
Police confirm dismembered body as missing journalist’s
Police say DNA results show that a female headless torso found in Denmark is that of a missing Swedish journalist, Kim Wall, who was last seen on Aug. 10. Source
The Obamas help Malia move into Harvard dorm
Students moving into dorms at Harvard University spotted their new classmate Malia Obama with her parents on campus. Source