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Newsgathering @nbcnews, formerly @foxnews, @wfla & @abc. @UFJSchool alum.

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I’m that one guy who donates to @Wikipedia every month. Assignment editor @nbcnews, formerly @foxnews, @wfla & @abc. @UFJSchool alum.

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Marvel actress Wai Ching Ho dead at 82

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By Rebecca Cohen, Austin Mullen Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
Wai Ching Ho, the actress known for her work in Marvel projects including "Daredevil," has died, her family said. She was 82 years old. Ho's family confirmed her death in a statement. "Her family are deeply grateful for the incredible outpouring of love and support and the many beautiful messages and memories people have shared about our beloved Wai," her family wrote.
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Marvel actress Wai Ching Ho dead at 82

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By Rebecca Cohen, Austin Mullen Verified
| WBTS-TV (Boston, MA) Verified
Wai Ching Ho, the actress known for her work in Marvel projects including “Daredevil,” has died, her family said. She was 82 years old. “Her family are deeply grateful for the incredible outpouring of love and support and the many beautiful messages and memories people have shared about our beloved Wai,” her family wrote. “Reading how much she meant to so many is comforting to us during this difficult time.” Ho’s cause of death was not immediately revealed.
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Toddler sustains brain injury in fall after California childcare worker threw him into the air, lawsuit says Original

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By Marlene Lenthang Verified, Austin Mullen Verified
| NBC News Verified
July 8, 2026, 9:17 PM EDT A fitness club is being sued after an employee at one of its childcare facilities in Southern California threw a 23-month-old child in the air and failed to catch him, resulting in a traumatic brain injury, according to the complaint. Matthew and Elena Kittle filed the lawsuit July 2 against The Bay Club, an upscale club with multiple locations, including one in El Segundo, just south of Los Angeles.
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