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Its cold. Definitely dangerous. A lost going on in washington today right off the top the fbi today is confirming it is investigating whether the Trump Campaign colluded with russia to interfere with the elections. Fbi director made that extraordinary public declaration before House Intelligence Committee this morning. The director added there is no time table for the investigation. This is the First Official public confirmation that the fbi is officially investigating russia and the 2016 electi...

In recent weeks, 50 of the top 100 advertisers have either announced or seemingly stopped advertising on Twitter. These advertisers have accounted for nearly $2 billion in spending on the platform since 2020, and over $750 million in advertising in 2022 alone.

BMI (Broadcast Music, Inc.) today announced that Tracy McKnight will join BMI’s Creative team as Vice President, Creative, Film, TV & Visual Media. In

Protests in which truckers besieged the national capital in an anti-vaccination blockade highlighted growing divisions in Canadian society and declining trust in the news media. Meanwhile, news organisations have been innovating in order to engage hard-to-reach users and to build more sustainable businesses.

Once Twitter passed out of Leftist control, activist companies and pressure groups sprang into action to chase advertisers off the social media platform.

Elon Musk has namechecked his latest big-name target in Apple CEO Tim Cook as the Tesla boss continues his Twitter war of words.

According to nonprofit watchdog group Media Matters, 50 of the platforms top 100 advertisers, which have accounted for about $2 billion in spending since the start of 2020.

It doesn’t mean we have to buy their products. They are unAmerican. They don't support American values, especially the First Amendment.

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