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Kremlin. Despite not having seen any direct evidence. The Washington Post reporting that the president is not a target of a criminal investigation by special Counsel Robert Mueller, the news comes as the president claims he is getting tough on russia. More on that later. He wants to send the military to our southern border. Our chief National Correspondent ed henry is here with the latest. This Washington Post story, what do we know . This is our first indication the president has solid reason t...

Kremlin. Despite not having seen any direct evidence. The Washington Post reporting that the president is not a target of a criminal investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller, the news comes as the president claims he is getting tough on russia. More on that later. He wants to send the military to our southern border. Our chief National Correspondent ed henry is here with the latest. This Washington Post story, what do we know . This is our first indication the president has solid reason t...

Industry Standard, a new post-production talent accelerator, has launched from former MakeMake producers Jennifer Sofio Hall and Bedonna Smith.

AUSTIN, Texas, February 08, 2024--CrowdStrike (Nasdaq: CRWD) today announced that it’s returning with a Super Bowl commercial for the second consecutive year, featuring CrowdStrike’s AI-powered cybersecurity heroine Charlotte as she tackles modern cyber adversaries and stops breaches. Titled "The Future," the new commercial brings a stylized spin to a classic Western tale to show how CrowdStrike is securing the future of the digital frontier. The spot will be broadcast du...

CrowdStrike battles notorious cyber adversaries on a futuristic frontier to secure “The Future” in new commercial ...

The campaign showcases what happens in ‘this’ world, where businesses are protected by Charlotte and the AI-native CrowdStrike Falcon XDR platform to stop breaches.

In spite of Abled’s narrative struggles, Blake Leeper’s story is one well worth telling, especially in a time where competitions are growing more exclusive

By Tom Durkin, Columnist

Picture this: It’s Thanksgiving Day. An elderly woman is in line at the grocery checkout. She has a bottle of wine and a microwavable turkey TV dinner.

“As artists, we feel good about donating our art – and people feel good about buying it, because all the money goes to the Food Bank,” Katie Wolff said.