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• Death toll:Contact has still not been established with some parts of Nepal’s hardest-hit areas, the UN says, as the death toll following last week’s Nepal-China border flash floods now exceeds 1,000. More than 4,400 people remain unaccounted for in both countries, according to officials.

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• Missing toll spikes:The number of missing people in Nepal has risen sharply following last week’s catastrophic floods, with more than 4,200 unaccounted for by authorities — up from about 2,500 a day ago. When figures from China are included, the total death toll now stands at 919, with 4,793 missing on both sides of…

Despite rumblings that suggested McCarthy could be cut or traded by Sunday’s 6 p.m. ET roster deadline, the former first-round pick made the Vikings’ initial 53-man roster.

Missouri football head coach Eli Drinkwitz showed his vocal side one month ago. Drinkwitz called out the rival conference to the SEC, the Big Ten, over the belief his conference is more superior. But did drop an ’embarrassing’ take on the NCAA one month after his Big Ten rant.

• Rescue effort:Around 3,000 people, including Americans and other foreigners, are still missing after catastrophic flooding on the Nepal-China border. The US is providing $3.6 million of humanitarian aid, up from the earlier announced $500,000.