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[ad_1] Museum of the American Revolution where George Washington was restored field tent and many other war artifacts took about $50 million from its founding president’s estate, HF Lenfestwho was known as Gerry. Museum announced Tuesday marks the fifth anniversary of the museum’s opening and the 247th anniversary gift of “the bullet heard around the …
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[ad_1] Australia has a habit of dominating freestyle ski aerials, but China arrived at Genting Snow Park on an extremely cold night, hoping to win a medal for its home country. And China delivered. The evening temperature is minus -10 degrees Fahrenheit, with gold medal winner Xu Mengtao in a near-perfect full-on effort. Belarusian Hanna …
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[ad_1] Jon Stewart may no longer be a nightly presence in American living rooms, but he has stayed busy directing a movie, join twitter, making cameos on his friend Stephen Colbert’s “Late Show” make your own exit, and now, it’s winning a comedy award. The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts announced Tuesday …
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[ad_1] “Well, now, after President Biden made Irish jokes with the pope, he caught an Uber to Rome for the G20 summit where he and other world leaders were doing business.” — TREVOR NOAH “About five minutes later, companies agreed to establish a global minimum corporate tax rate of 15 percent that is expected to …
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[ad_1] Goldman Sachs has been approved to take full ownership of a joint venture in China, enabling the Wall Street firm to expand its operations in the country at a time when Beijing is making moves to open up its financial sector. Progress towards Goldman Sachs’ acquisition of Beijing Gao Hua Securities from the China …
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[ad_1] Goldman Sachs has been approved to take full ownership of a joint venture in China, enabling the Wall Street firm to expand its operations in the country at a time when Beijing is making moves to open up its financial sector. Progress towards Goldman Sachs’ acquisition of Beijing Gao Hua Securities from the China …
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[ad_1] There is a movie critic inside every movie buff. Inside every critic lives a movie programmer. And in every programmer’s heart there is a place for Amos Vogel. Vogel was America’s groundbreaking film programmer, and so in his centennial city-wide tribute now at the New York Film Festival and moving to other theaters later …
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[ad_1] At a time when the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum was trying to solve this problem expenses On Monday, the museum appointed a new president, a billionaire collector, citing an “unjust work environment that enables racism” from within its body. J. Tomilson Hilland elected a second black female trustee, a poet, playwright, and essayist. Claudia …
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[ad_1] “Easttown mare” was one of the most animated limited series of the year and received 16 Emmy nominations, including best limited or anthology series. So far on Sunday night, HBO crime drama has already claimed that they both support acting Awards for limited or anthology series or movies. Julianne Nicholson She won the best …
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[ad_1] Historian Martha S. Jones has a nose for writing deeply researched histories that land in the midst of the tumult and collapse of our national politics—sometimes deliberately, sometimes not. “Birthright Citizens,” a 2018 scholarly study of the history of the 19th century debate about Black citizenship in America, came at once When some conservatives …
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[ad_1] Hedge fund Citadel pumped billions of dollars into Melvin Capital after that fund’s bet went bad against GameStop and inflicted huge losses. Now, Citadel is getting some of its money back. Citadel notified Melvin of its plans to recover $500 million of the $2 billion it had injected in late January, according to two …
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[ad_1] TOKYO — The awesome team of skateboarders from Japan continued their stellar performance at the Olympics and came together on Wednesday, ending 13-year-old Sky Brown’s gold medal hopes. 19-year-old Sakura Yosozumi won the women’s park event under the scorching midday sun at the Ariake Urban Sports Park. Her 60.09 win score was just ahead …