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- WorldThe Telegraph
At least 11 countries have reimposed restrictions amid fears of coronavirus second wave
The delicate balance between restarting economies and avoiding a second wave of coronavirus is being played out across the world. While the chance of dying from the virus now appears to be very low, particularly for younger people, it has the potential to be indiscriminately lethal and operates in a way we still do not fully understand. Yet lockdown is undoubtedly devastating for livelihoods, education and mental and physical health, and cannot continue for much longer without long-term implications that could last a generation. Treading the line between release and restriction is proving tricky for many countries. At least 11 have now reimposed some, or all, lockdown restrictions to prevent a deadly second wave after virus cases began to rise when measures were relaxed. Japan, China, South Korea, Lebanon, Germany, Iran, Saudi Arabia, El Salvador, Iraq, Sri Lanka and Pakistan have all been forced to bring back localised quarantines or widespread shutdowns. Dr Hans Kluge, the director for the World Health Organisation (WHO) European region, has warned European countries to brace themselves for a deadly second wave of virus infections, saying now is the "time for preparation, not celebration".
2323 reactions - U.S.Military.com
Soldiers Pull BLM Signs, Confederate Flag from Vehicles After Viral Confrontation
In the one-minute, spliced video, a soldier in a yellow pick-up truck demands that another soldier, out of frame, remove "Black Lives Matter" decals from the front of his personal vehicle.
- WorldBBC
India outrage after pregnant elephant dies eating 'firecracker fruit'
An inquiry is ordered in India after the pregnant elephant ate a pineapple containing firecrackers.
- U.S.USA TODAY
'Utterly disgraceful': New York police officers suspended after viral video shows them shoving 75-year-old man to ground
A man is in the hospital with a serious head injury after a viral video showed two Buffalo police officers shoving him to the ground.
- CelebrityLA Times
Lea Michele's apology backfires as more 'Glee' cast and crew wade into the fray
After Lea Michele apologized for her on-set behavior, her former "Glee" costars aren't letting it slide. Even a producer for the TV show has chimed in.
- U.S.USA TODAY Opinion
I helped create the worst photo-op ever. Thanks to Trump, now it's only second worst.
The St. John's photo-op wasn’t just odd and uncomfortable. It was built on violations of the Constitution, the law, simple decency and common sense.
- LifestyleIn The Know
Woman considers divorce over new next-door neighbors: 'Am I being unreasonable?'
Sometimes the people you live next to really challenge the sentiment of "Love thy neighbor" — but what if they're family?
