Explore More What goes bump in the night? This woman, apparently. She’s gone viral online for sharing hilariously creepy videos of her nightly sleepwalking, caught by night vision surveillance cameras in her home. But this time was a bit different. Just in time for spooky season, Celina Myers, known as @CelinaSpookyBoo on TikTok, might have had a run-in with a spirit. “I was recently in Salem, and a psychic told me I’m clairvoyant,” she said in the clip, which has 1 million views.

It’s one of the great pleasures of lazy, hazy days on the beach or in the backyard: finally opening that book you’ve been meaning to get to. The NewsHour kicks off a week’s worth of summer reading suggestions, starting with… Continue watching ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7sa7SZ6arn1%2Bjsri%2Fx6isq2eklrRwv9SmpJ6qXaeyorDIp54%3D

correction A previous version of this article incorrectly reported that President Biden won Virginia by five points in 2016 and 10 points in 2020. He was not the nominee in 2016. The article has been corrected. RICHMOND — Former president Donald Trump leads President Biden in Virginia by three percentage points in a new Virginia Commonwealth University-Wilder School poll, but the numbers reflect an anemic showing for both candidates and a decline in Biden’s support instead of a surge in Trump’s.

Explore More WARNING: This story contains spoilers from this week’s episode of “Survivor.” This idol’son fire! “Survivor 45” host Jeff Probst revealed that he was taken aback Wednesday when one contestant set the wax-encased immunity idol on fire in order to save herself from elimination during Tribal Council. Appearing on the show’s podcast “On Fire,” Probst, 61, said that Sabiyah Broderick of the Lulu tribe found the idol while participating in last week’s episode, but because the tribe had lost every immunity challenge to date, they did not have enough flint to start a fire and secure the totem.

Former Olympic boxer Felix Verdejo will serve two consecutive life sentences in federal prison for the murder of his girlfriend Keishla Rodriguez Ortiz and her unborn child. He was officially sentenced on Friday after being found guilty of the crimes back in July of this year by a jury of his peers in Puerto Rico. Just before handing down the sentence, the judge in the case said that Verdejo, ‘ended the lives of two people.