内容摘要：Monica Alford, a veteran arts and culture journalist and event planner, was scheduled to organize an event June 8 as part of Tapestry of Pride, but said she also saw communication abruptly end within days of Trump’s takeover.

Monica Alford, a veteran arts and culture journalist and event planner, was scheduled to organize an event June 8 as part of Tapestry of Pride, but said she also saw communication abruptly end within days of Trump’s takeover.

“What we did was unequivocally wrong, and I take full responsibility for my role,” Leissner said Thursday. “I deeply regret my actions, and if I could turn back time, I would undo them without hesitation.”Leissner had pleaded guilty in 2018 to bribing government officials in Malaysia and Abu Dhabi.

He served as a key government witness in the trial of Roger Ng, a fellow former Goldman Sachs banker who wasto 10 years in federal prison.Ng’s lawyers described the looting of 1MDB as “perhaps the single largest heist in the history of the world,” but maintained prosecutors scapegoated him for crimes committed by others, including

Prosecutors declined to comment on Thursday’s sentence. They had not sought a specific prison term in filings ahead of sentencing while lawyers for Leissner had sought a sentence of time already served.Leissner is due to report to prison Sept. 15 and his lawyers have requested that he be sent to the federal prison in Otisville, New York, according to the prosecutors.

Henry Mazurek, Leissner’s lawyer, said his client is prepared to serve his sentence. It includes two years of supervised release after prison and a forfeiture totaling $43.7 million, which already has been paid to Malaysia, he said.

“Mr. Leissner cooperated not only to obtain leniency at sentencing, but to show his true remorse for his actions and tell the full story of 1MDB and Goldman Sachs,” Mazurek said in an email. “He did that and will continue to tell all who will listen about the poisonous culture at Goldman that inspired the 1MDB scheme.”“That’s what we need him to do, and when he does it, it takes us to another level,” coach Chris Finch said.

MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Being blown out the game before didn’t sit well with Oklahoma City.The young Thunder moved within one win of the

Finals with a championship response.Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 40 points, 10 rebounds and nine assists in a steely performance befitting the