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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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Alyssa Milano defends wearing a 'totally safe' crochet mask following backlash
After the actress was mocked for wearing a crochet mask, she explained how effective they can be — with a special accessory.
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An 'unprecedented' effort to find a coronavirus vaccine has over 100 horses in the race
Vaccines are perceived as key to ending the restraints on work and life that have decimated the global economy, and returning to some sense of normalcy.
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Neighbour ‘Curses To Death’ Kids With Autism, Calls Cops on the Family Repeatedly
For a parent of autistic children, stress is no stranger in her life. But what does a mother do when a neighbour repeatedly curses her chidren to death?The post Neighbour 'Curses To Death' Kids With Autism, Calls Cops on the Family Repeatedly appeared first on theAsianparent - Your Guide to Pregnancy, Baby & Raising Kids.
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Anti-lockdown sheriffs call on constituent power to push back on coronavirus restrictions
Opposition to stay-at-home orders is the latest episode in a defiant law enforcement history that stretches back to the end of slavery.
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White Woman Calls Cops On Black Man Over Dog Leash Dispute In Viral Footage
The man said he'd asked her to leash her dog. The woman is heard saying she would tell police "there’s an African American man threatening my life."
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Broadway star Nick Cordero's COVID-19 recovery is 'back on an uphill climb,' says wife Amanda Kloots
Broadway star Nick Cordero is doing "slightly better" on Monday, but is "still very sick and battling a lot," according to his wife, fitness trainer Amanda Kloots. Cordero, 41, who has been hospitalized since March 31, has been recovering from COVID-19 in a Los Angeles hospital. "Nick suffered from some new lung infection in his lungs earlier this week, and since then, he's been slowly recovering, which is great," she told her Instagram followers over the weekend.
