Several popular sunscreen brands don’t meet the skin protection standards they advertise, according to a new report released in Australia.

Happening in the World: A report released in June concerning the efficacy of popular sunscreen products is making waves in Australia. According to the report, 16 out of 20 tested brand did not meet the skin protection standards advertised on the packaging. Some brands have issued recalls in the country—which has some of the highest skin cancer ratings in the world. (BBC)

Happening in the US: Today’s Powerball drawing will be for the second-highest lottery jackpot on record: $1.8 billion. With no winners since May 31, the prize money has rolled over more than 40 times. The odds of winning are just one in 292.2 million. (AP)

Happening in NYC: Following an investigation into the validity of signatures on Mayor Eric Adam’s petition to run as an independent in the upcoming mayoral election, the current mayor has hired attorney Stanley Schlein to review the case. Schlein, a Bronx Democratic powerbroker, was sued in 2016 for alleged signature forgery. The move has sown doubt in some politicians and voters about Adams’ credibility as the November election nears. (Gothamist)

Happening in Our Community: The Center for Student Success and Intervention’s Case Management and Student Support Team are hosting a workshop for students to learn about how to utilize various resources at Columbia. Registration is required.

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