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Kyle C. Garrison

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Klay Thompson Leaves Golden State Warriors: A New Chapter Begins
02
Jul
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By Kyle C. Garrison
Politics

Klay Thompson Leaves Golden State Warriors: A New Chapter Begins

For the Golden State Warriors, this marks the end of an era. Klay Thompson is set to sign a three-year, $50 million deal with the Dallas Mavericks, ending his 13-year tenure with the Warriors, 12 of which he spent alongside Steph Curry and Draymond Green. Together, they built a dynasty, reaching six NBA Finals and winning four championships in eight years. They formed one of the league’s longest-tenured trios, anchoring one of the greatest teams ever, which set an NBA record with 73 wins in the 2015-16 season. In a league known for constant change, the Warriors’ Big Three were…
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New York Times Editorial Board Urges Biden to Drop Out of Presidential Race
01
Jul
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By Kyle C. Garrison
Politics

New York Times Editorial Board Urges Biden to Drop Out of Presidential Race

The New York Times editorial board on Friday called on President Joe Biden to withdraw from the presidential race against Donald Trump, citing his poor performance in the debate the night before. “The president appeared on Thursday night as a shadow of a once-great public servant,” the Times editorial said. “He struggled to articulate what he would accomplish in a second term. He struggled to respond to Trump’s provocations. He struggled to hold Trump accountable for his lies, his failures and his chilling plans. More than once, he struggled to finish a sentence.” “Biden has claimed that he is the…
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Ford CEO Announces Profitable K Electric Vehicle in 2 1/2 Years
01
Jul
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By Kyle C. Garrison
Investments and Business

Ford CEO Announces Profitable $30K Electric Vehicle in 2 1/2 Years

At the Aspen Ideas Festival on Friday, Ford CEO Jim Farley announced that the company plans to launch a $30,000 all-electric vehicle that will be profitable in about two and a half years. Farley provided limited additional details about the vehicle, which is being developed by a specialized team within Ford. He said its main competitors will be Chinese automakers such as BYD and a planned entry-level electric car from Tesla, the leading U.S. electric vehicle maker. Farley said Ford is focusing on smaller electric vehicles rather than larger, all-electric trucks and SUVs, which have historically been the company's main…
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International Criminal Court Issues Arrest Warrants for Russians Shoigu and Gerasimov
30
Jun
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By Kyle C. Garrison
International

International Criminal Court Issues Arrest Warrants for Russians Shoigu and Gerasimov

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for Sergei Shoigu, former Russian defense minister, and Russian General Valery Gerasimov, in connection with alleged crimes committed during Russia's invasion of Ukraine. This brings to eight the total number of arrest warrants for high-level Russian suspects since the deployment of Russian troops in Ukraine in February 2022. Among those targeted is Russian President Vladimir Putin, who is accused of deporting Ukrainian children to Russia. While the move was welcomed by Kiev, Moscow dismissed it as having no legal significance. The ICC said Shoigu and Gerasimov are suspected of war crimes…
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Chinese EV Pioneer Backs European Investment Amid Trade Tensions
30
Jun
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By Kyle C. Garrison
Investments and Business

Chinese EV Pioneer Backs European Investment Amid Trade Tensions

Wan Gang, the visionary behind China’s surge in electric vehicles, sees European collaboration as a promising path forward. HEFEI, China — Wan Gang, widely recognized as the architect of China's electric vehicle (EV) strategy, suggested on Wednesday that Chinese investment in Europe's electric vehicle sector could benefit both regions amid current disputes commercial. “I think the governments of China and the European Union are now considering how, through negotiations, they can combine investment with commodity trade,” said Wan Gang, currently president of the China Association for Science and Technology. Wan made the remarks via an official English translation during a…
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Catherine Breillat pushes the envelope with her stepmother-stepson relationship in new film
30
Jun
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By Kyle C. Garrison
Politics

Catherine Breillat pushes the envelope with her stepmother-stepson relationship in new film

When French filmmaker Catherine Breillat was 40, her husband left her for a much younger woman. Soon after, she began dating a man 12 years her junior. “Men often dismiss their older wives, claiming that they can no longer be loved,” Breillat said in a recent interview, through an interpreter. "But it's not true. I want to tell other women that there is no reason to despair." In his new film Last summerwhich opens in theaters on Friday, explores this concept through a provocative plot. Since the 1970s, the acclaimed director, now 75, has focused on the troubled sexual awakening…
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Amsterdam Museum to Return Matisse Painting Sold Under Force During WWII
30
Jun
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By Kyle C. Garrison
Politics

Amsterdam Museum to Return Matisse Painting Sold Under Force During WWII

The Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam will return a Henri Matisse painting that has been part of its collection since 1941 to the heirs of its original owner, a German-Jewish textile manufacturer and art patron who sold it to finance his family’s escape from Nazi-occupied Holland. The museum announced Tuesday it was returning the artwork, titled "Odalisque," following the "binding opinion" of the Dutch Restitution Commission, a government body that deals with cases of artworks looted by the Nazis. The heirs described the decision as symbolic justice. “Matisse made the same journey from Berlin to Amsterdam as our grandparents,” they said.…
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