- U.S.The Independent
Covid: Seven year old dies of coronavirus in Georgia, a day after Trump said children are ‘almost immune’
A seven-year-old boy from Georgia with no underlying health conditions became the youngest person in the state to die from coronavirus, a day after president Donald Trump said children are “almost immune from the disease”.The Georgia Department of Public Health announced on Thursday that the seven-year-old from Savannah, Georgia, had died after suffering a seizure in response to the virus, but did not release the date of the unnamed child’s death.
- U.S.Yahoo Finance
This 20-year-old college student biked for 48 days to return home amid the pandemic
With flights cancelled, Kleon Papadimitriou came up with his way of getting back to Athens from Scotland: Bike it.
- SportsYahoo Sports
Trevor Lawrence, NFL draft's top prospect, reiterates that he wants to play college football this year
The likely top pick of the 2021 NFL draft isn't alone.
- BusinessMarketWatch
My fiancée’s divorce decree says she’s not liable for her former husband’s $100K tax bill. That should protect her, right?
I have about eight to 10 years left to work, and should have enough saved for a modest retirement when that time comes. My concern is that I have a girlfriend that I want to marry. She is younger than me by 10 years and has some major financial baggage from her previous marriage.
- HealthYahoo Style UK
Nurse has leg amputated after dismissing pain as cramps during coronavirus shifts
'When COVID-19 kicked off we worked flat out, we didn’t have time to worry about aches and pains.'
- PoliticsSPIN
Kanye West Kicked Off Illinois Presidential Ballot After Submitting Invalid Signatures
Kanye West's presidential campaign might have just received its largest blow. As Chicago Tribune reports, the rapper's name may not appear on the ballot in his home state of Illinois. In order to put his hat in the ring as an Independent nominee, West needed to submit 2,500 written signatures from in-state voters by July 20.
- WorldBusiness Insider
The Russian owner who abandoned the ship full of ammonium nitrate that caused the Beirut explosion has been questioned by police in Cyprus, reports say
Igor Grechushkin was questioned by Cyprus police on Thursday over the MV Rhosus, the ship that carried ammonium nitrate to Beirut, local reports say.
