Cheat Sheet - Malice in the Palace: Prince George’s Treacherous New Digs

Today: Spain Train Driver Being Held , The Good Hacker: Barnaby Jack Dies , 'Scores' Killed in Egypt July 27, 2013 PRINCESS DI 1. Malice in the Palace When Will, Kate, and baby George move into Kensington Palace, they may bump into some of the same people who irked Diana. An adaptation from Tina Brown's 'The Diana Chronicles.' Read it at The Daily Beast NEED FOR SPEED 2. Spain Train Driver Being Held Jose Garzon Amo, the driver of a train that derailed in Spain on Wednesday killing at least 78 people, is being held at a police station on suspicion of negligent homicide, the country's interior minister said Saturday. Amo was minorly injured in the accident and was in the hospital under police surveillance until he checked out Saturday. He was taken to a police station immediately upon being discharged. Openly obsessed with speeding, Amo was allegedly driving twice the speed limit around a tight curve Wednesday when his eight-carriage train derailed and smashed into a nearby wall.  Although he has refused to answer questions, a judge is expected to interview him on Sunday. Read it at BBC THE GOOD HACKER 3. Barnaby Jack Dies He could make ATMs spit out cash on demand and kill a man with just a computer, but Barnaby Jack used his powers only for good. Brandy Zadrozny on the shocking death. Read it at The Daily Beast MORSI DEMONSTRATIONS 4. 'Scores' Killed in Egypt The turmoil in Egypt continued overnight on Friday and into Saturday as more people were injured and killed in ongoing protests. Doctors in Cairo say over 100 protesters supporting ousted President Morsi were killed in the city and that over 1,500 were hurt. The state health ministry disputes the numbers, putting the death toll at 38. Protests were held by both sides overnight, with the anti-Morsi side in Tahrir Square and tens of thousands of pro-Morsi activists staging a sit-in at a mosque. The interior minister vowed to end the protests on Saturday through legal means, although nothing has happened as yet. Read it at BBC All In 5. Anthony Weiner Will Not Pull Out Anthony Weiner took the mic for the second time this week to make it crystal clear that he is still very much in the race for New York City mayor. Though reporters continued to ask questions about Sydney Leathers and Carlos Danger, Weiner kept his cool. While he called the questions valid, he said "I'm going to have to hope that sooner or later we're going to have to get back to issues people care about. Many people want to talk about their future, not necessarily my past." Give us another week. Read it at Washington Post PROGRESS Syria and U.N. 'Moving Forward' Agreement reached on chemical weapons probe. TO BE CONTINUED Bernanke Won't Be Replaced Until Fall Choice rumored to be down to Yellen or Summers. ROLE REVERSAL Pepper Spray Cop Seeks Workers' Comp UC Davis photo of him spraying students went viral in 2011. OLD WOUNDS NC To Pay Sterilization Victims 7,000 forced to be sterilized between 1929 and 1974. NATIONAL (CALORIE) DEBT Overweight Chef Kicked Out of New Zealand South African has shed pounds since moving. GET The Cheat Sheet A speedy, smart summary of news and must-reads from across the Web. You'll love the featured original stories on politics, entertainment, and more from The Daily Beast's diverse group of contributors. GET Culture Beast Weekly cultural recommendations from The Daily Beast. Late Night Takes On Carlos Danger Anthony Weiner may have been hard, but making jokes about his recent sexual revelations definitely isn't. From John Oliver's case of 'deja ew' to David Letterman's 'Gaucho of Love,' watch late night get off on Weiner and his alter ego Carlos Danger. More Videos Why Did They March? by Charles Euchner Finder of Female Orgasm Dies at 88 by Lizzie Crocker Instagram's Coolest Pools by The Daily Beast

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