Tiger Woods entered a no-contest plea to reckless driving, resulting in a $1,000 fine and a five-year driver’s license suspension, following a March rollover crash. The agreement with Florida prosecutors reduced the original DUI charge to a willful and wanton reckless driving charge, a second offense. Details regarding any insurance payouts related to the incident were not disclosed. —The Lens
Wednesday, September 2
The Brief
Tiger Woods entered a no-contest plea in Florida and will face a five-year driver’s license suspension. Protests erupted in Spain over the government’s response to the migrant crisis in Ceuta. And the UN issued a warning that the world must prepare for the reality of not meeting the 1.5°C warming goal.
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