Devon Still's Daughter, Leah I Wanna Be President!!! ... After Beating Cancer

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Devon and Leah Still
EXCITED FOR THE FUTURE

It's the 2 words Devon and Leah Still have wanted to say for 5 years ... and now it's finally here -- Leah's CANCER FREE!!! And, she tells TMZ Sports her next goal is to be PRESIDENT!!

Of course, Leah's battle with neuroblastoma became a national story ... with the Cincinnati Bengals donating jersey sales to the Cincinnati Children's Hospital, to Torrey Smith and Ellen DeGeneres and so many others contributing.

So, how did it feel to be finally be declared cancer-free by doctors this week? We heard from the star of the day, herself!!

"I felt great and I was really happy, but I was also sad that I couldn't celebrate it like how we usually do every year," Leah tells us. "But, I was also very happy because my dad cooked my favorite meal."

Now that the fight is over, the Stills say they're hoping to help others win their battles with cancer.

"Leah's battle with cancer is over, but our fight against cancer is not over," Devon tells us. "We're going to continue our foundation, the Still Strong Foundation, where we financially assist other families who are battling cancer with their household bills."

Moving forward, Leah has BIG goals for her life ahead ... telling us she's hoping to take over the Oval Office one day.

"I have a lot of 'em, but my two main one is to become president and help the homeless. Also, become a doctor and help kids with cancer."

As for Devon, he says his playing days are over ... but he's more than satisfied being a soccer dad!!

Congrats to the Stills!!!

Donald Trump We Have to Get Back to Work ... And Quick

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This may be the scariest news conference about the coronavirus to date, because Donald Trump has all but said he is going to do what he can to break the mandatory quarantines and get people back to work, and he says it will happen
BIG TIME RUSH

This may be the scariest news conference about the coronavirus to date, because Donald Trump has all but said he is going to do what he can to break the mandatory quarantines and get people back to work, and he says it will happen "quickly."

His statement flies in the face of people who have devoted their lives to infectious diseases -- like Dr. Anthony Fauci -- who has said the virus and not people [politicians] set the timeline.

Trump said later in his news conference when he first learned of the disease, he thought the death toll would be way higher than it is. Yay?

And, there's this ... he said when people go back to work, they can still practice as much social distancing as possible. This suggests at times, we all have to come in close contact ... which is probably true and almost certainly dangerous.