- U.S.NBC News
Oklahoma woman missing since April following Facebook post that indicated she believed she had coronavirus
Talina Galloway, 53, of Wagoner, Oklahoma, was last heard from by her boss on March 27, 2020. Her last Facebook post was dated April 7. In the post, the posted stated she believed she had coronavirus but did not want to go to the hospital. Her purse and wallet were left at home. Her car was still in the driveway. She has a distinct tattoo of a sun symbol on her right wrist. The Wagoner County Sheriff’s Office is investigating.
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Los Angeles Coronavirus Update: Mayor Eric Garcetti Says, “All Retail Businesses,” Including Drive-Ins, Can Reopen So Long As They Observe Proper Protocols
"Tonight," Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said, "I want to announce new changes" to the restrictions put in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19. The mayor announced, as of tomorrow, the city will "allow all retail businesses" to let customers inside their stores so long as those businesses abide by COVID prevention best practices, […]
- CelebrityBBC
Doja Cat denies 'stripping for white supremacists' and using racist insults
The rapper denies participating in racist chatrooms and apologises for offensive lyrics from 2015.
- CelebrityE!
Justin and Hailey Bieber Threaten to Sue Plastic Surgeon Over TikTok Videos
In a cease and desist letter obtained by E! News, attorneys for Justin and Hailey Bieber accuse a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon of falsely claiming the supermodel has gone under the knife.
- PoliticsBusiness Insider
US military reportedly making plans for Trump that include a complete Afghanistan withdrawal before the next election
Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, an ardent Trump supporter, cautioned that an abrupt withdrawal would be "horrendous."
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Video Warning, graphic content: Restrained man pleads with police in fatal incident in Minnesota
Raw video: Man pleads with Minneapolis police that he can't breathe while an officer presses his knee into the back of his neck. The man was taken to a hospital but died a short time later.
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Until We Know More About The Effects Of COVID-19 On Kids, I’m Not Taking Mine Anywhere
The CDC and other medical associations are warning of the emergence of a new syndrome, MIS-C, that affects children who have or have had COVID-19.
