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The details on the latest indictment. August 2, 2023 Former president Donald Trump has been indicted

The details on the latest indictment. [For the best experience, read in browser.]( August 2, 2023 Former president Donald Trump has been indicted yet again, this time on charges related to the January 6 insurrection. We're breaking down [what's in the 45-page indictment]( and why this may not be the last one he faces. Thanks for waking up with us.   In the News [Special prosecutor Jack Smith and Donald Trump]( Special counsel Jack Smith and former president Donald Trump (Getty Images / KCM) Trump's Biggest Challenge Yet On Tuesday, Former President Donald Trump was indicted for the third time. Here’s [what we know about the charges]( so far. The details: Trump was charged on four counts in connection with his alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election. These include conspiracy to defraud the U.S., conspiracy to obstruct an official proceeding, obstruction of and attempt to obstruct an official proceeding, and conspiracy against rights. Prosecutors allege that Trump knowingly spread "prolific lies," organized fake electors, and "exploited" the Capitol insurrection. It's still possible that others may be charged. Here’s more on what may be the most significant indictment against Trump yet.]( The big picture: Trump may face additional charges in Georgia over his alleged attempts to pressure state officials to reverse his election loss there. We don’t yet know how the latest charges will impact Trump’s reelection bid, but we do have a look at [how previous indictments have affected his support]( — or not. The expert weighs in: For more on these blockbuster charges and what happens next, [I caught up with New York Times White House correspondent Peter Baker]( to break it all down. [READ MORE]( PASS THIS STORY ALONG: mailto:?subject=Check%20out%20this%20story%20from%20Wake-Up%20Call%21&body=https%3A%2F%2Fkatiecouric.com%2Fnews%2Ftrump-jan-6-indictment-meaning%2F   More Stories [Lizzo performing]( Getty Images Damning accusations: Three of Lizzo's dancers have accused the singer of sexual harassment and creating a seriously hostile work environment. They claim Lizzo pressured cast members to touch a naked performer in a club (as well as other intimate acts), and that her dance captain simulated oral sex and shared lewd sexual fantasies. Lizzo, who's famous for celebrating all body types, also allegedly honed in on one dancer's weight gain, then fired them for recording a meeting about a health condition. [Here's more on these horrifying claims.]( A mountain of evidence: Prosecutors have amassed 2,500 pages of documents, crime scene photos, autopsy reports, and hundreds of hours of video footage in their case against Rex Heuermann, [the alleged Gilgo Beach killer](. "We’re talking about 13 years of investigating," Brown and Suffolk County DA Raymond Tierney said after a brief preliminary hearing on Tuesday. The next pre-trial hearing is due on September 27. Economy: Fitch has downgraded its credit rating for the U.S. government from its top mark of AAA to AA+, two months after the [debt-ceiling crisis was resolved](. This sounds bleak, but looking forward, things appear far more hopeful. The economy beat expectations to grow at a 2.4 percent annual rate in the second quarter of the year, alongside cooling inflation, a pickup in consumer spending, job growth, and rising economic optimism. Business: Amazon Clinic, which offers 24/7 virtual access to third-party health-care providers from Amazon’s website and mobile app, is now available in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Customers can use the platform to access telehealth care for conditions like sinus infections, acne, and migraines. Amazon launched the service — which doesn't yet accept insurance — last November.   A Round of Applause [Gif of Katie Couric discoing] Hello from the whole Wake-Up Call team! We briefly interrupt your usual morning programming for a major congratulations: Our very own Katie made the prestigious 50 Over 50 list from Forbes, spotlighting movers and shakers across industries. (Is anyone surprised? We certainly aren't.) Check out Katie's profile [right here](, and don't miss [the entire list]( for more inspiring figures making a big difference in the world.   Must-Reads [Glass filled with sugar cubes]( Sweet Side You may have read the news that aspartame might cause cancer, so is any sugar substitute safe? A dietician weighs in. [Read More »]( [Scale with coins on one side being outweighed by a clock on the other side]( Clocked Out The most prevalent kind of theft isn’t home burglaries or store robberies — it’s wage theft. Here’s what it is, and what to do if you’re a victim. [Read More »]( [Finger pressing on an iPhone screen]( The Future is Now The warnings against A.I. are growing, but for anyone fearful of this tech, we’ve got news: You’re already using it. [Read More »](   Photo of the Day [Malayan sun bear on its hind legs] The Malayan sun bear at the Hangzhou Zoo stands on its hind legs, sparking speculation online. (Getty Images) Here’s a sentence that sounds stranger than fiction: A zoo in China is denying that some of its bears are people dressed up in costumes. (Yes, really.) Videos went viral of the zoo’s Malayan sun bear, standing on its hind legs with folds in its fur that made it appear like pants. Experts say sun bears often stand on their hind legs, and their loose skin protects them from predators. The zoo put out a statement in the bear’s POV, writing, “Let me reiterate again to everyone that I am a sun bear – not a black bear, not a dog – a sun bear!”   Extra Credit Marathon training: Exhausted all your streaming options? Just in time, since there’s a new batch of TV and movies ready and waiting to be watched. Here’s [what’s new to Netflix this month](. We’ll toast to this: We all have those days when we don’t have it in us to whip up dinner, but also can’t stomach another takeout order. [Cameron Diaz’s mushroom crostini]( were made to solve this problem. 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