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Melissa Campbell is a writer with a passion for local news. She started her career as a journalist in college, and she's been writing ever since. She loves writing about current events, politics, and business news - but she also enjoys writing about fun topics like music or sports. Her favorite thing about being a writer is getting to learn something new every day!

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Blockbuster Unrivaled trade sends 4 WNBA stars to new teams: key details

Unrivaled — the new professional 3-on-3 basketball league taking place in Miami — tips off on January 17th. But, on Saturday evening, just a few weeks before official game action begins, three clubs have engaged in a multi-team trade involving 4 WNBA stars. The Laces are trading Courtney Williams to the Lunar Owls in exchange […]

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De’Aaron Fox trade rumors are here, and the Spurs are the first hat in the ring

The Sacramento Kings have been one of the most frustrating teams in the NBA to start the 2024-25 season. Expectations were high for the Kings after acquiring DeMar DeRozan over the summer on a $76.7 million deal, but thus far the only thing Sacramento is doing consistently is losing close games. If the season ended

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Nio's budget EV brand Firefly launches £16,000 hatch that's bound for Europe

Chinese car maker Nio has unveiled the first car from its new Europe-bound Firefly brand that will focus on small budget electric cars. Dubbed the “small smart, high end electric car”, the EV – currently only known as Firefly – is positioned as a rival to the BYD Dolphin and Renault 5 in the growing

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The Electric Explorer’s Nightmare Launch Shows Everything Ford Gets Right and Wrong About EVs

I asked Amko Leenart, director of design for Ford Europe, about why Ford used VW’s woeful controls in both the Explorer and the Capri, and he told me Ford worked with a partner to better the response on the sliders (but wouldn’t tell me how), then admitted that “we tried to improve it a bit—and

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