(Photo: AP Photo/Debbie Yazbek-Nelson Mandela Foundation)
In today’s news, Nelson Mandela is on life support, according to court documents; after the ouster of Mohamed Morsi, Egypt’s military permits peaceful protests by his supporters; and the July 4 holiday brings celebrations throughout the country.
Mandela on life support, court documents show. [USA Today]
Egypt army permits “peaceful protest” amid Morsi anger. [BBC]
Fourth of July brings celebrations coast to coast. [USA Today]
In California, 28 injured in July 4 accidental detonation. [LA Times]
Jay-Z’s Magna Carta Holy Grail has already gone platinum. [Entertainment Weekly]
Prosecution expected to rest Friday in Zimmerman trial. [Orlando Sentinel]
Strike on San Francisco’s transit system to end. [NY Times]
Desmond Tutu urges Nelson Mandela’s family to end feud. [BBC]
Cory Booker’s friendship with Chris Christie is issue in Senate race. [NY Times]
Obamacare requires most insurers to tackle obesity. [USA Today]
