After several people criticized Disney’s choice to cast Halle Bailey, some came to her defense, reminding the world that mermaids aren’t actually real Source

“I got the call that I got the wild card, and we literally booked the plane, I believe, that night, and left, and went to play [qualifiers]” Source

Instagram officially unveiled a new way to fight cyberbullying on Monday with a new feature the social media giant is calling “Restrict.” It will change the way users restrict access to their account. Using Restrict means the person being blocked will not realize it’s happening. Source

Teenage phenom Cori “Coco” Gauff is focusing on her future after a whirlwind run at Wimbledon. The 15-year-old captivated the world after defeating one of her idols, Venus Williams, in the first round. Gauff became the youngest player since 1991 to reach round four at Wimbledon, but lost Monday to Simona Halep. She joins “CBS This Morning” from Wimbledon, England, to discuss her stunning performance. Source

In this week’s Eye On Money, we are focusing on the growing number of student loan scams. As many families deal with college financing this summer, the Better Business Bureau reports an increase in fraudulent texts, emails and voicemails about loans. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger joins “CBS This Morning” with what families need to know to avoid these scams. Source

3,000-year-old sculpture of famed boy pharaoh sold at auction last week, over Cairo’s objections, for $5.9 million Source

“Everything that’s wrong in Washington had to start some place,” McGrath says of McConnell Source

“I’m scared to go outside,” one Guatemalan mother said. “If they take my kids away from me, what’s going to happen to them?” Source

Tradesman says sister of powerful Saudi heir Mohammed bin Salman shouted, “Kill him, the dog, he doesn’t deserve to live,” as he was beaten Source

Muslim children are being separated from their families in China. They are being held in boarding schools while their parents are detained in internment camps. BBC’s John Sudworth takes a closer look. Source