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The Cybersecurity 202: Not just about the nukes: Biden's opening moves with Russia elevate cybersecurity issues Tonya Riley with Aaron Schaffer President Biden's decision to begin his term with an order to investigate Russian hacking and election interference is a dramatic elevation of cybersecurity issues in U.S. national security policy.  As Biden seeks to extend a treaty limiting the world's largest nuclear arsenals – with just days before it expires – he is also preparing to punish Russia for its behavior in cyberspace. He's asking the newly-installed director of...

La Nouvelle Tribune     Last month, Warner Bros. announced it is releasing 17 films on HBO Max this year and Disney+ promised dozens of Marvel, Star Wars and Pixar stories on the horizon. Then this week, Netflix unveiled a massive, star-studded film slate for 2021 that features some of the world’s biggest stars in roughly 70 titles, with at least one new movie promised every week. The slate includes a western produced by Jay-Z (“The Harder They Fall”), a musical directed by Lin-Manuel Miranda (“tick, tick … BOOM”), and a comedy starring Leonardo DiCaprio and ...

Jan. 13, 2021 2:09 pm ET The new Netflix adaptation of the racy “Bridgerton” books has put pop culture in a swoon, giving a mainstream stamp of approval to romance novels sometimes dismissed as trash and boosting a literary genre that has suffered setbacks in recent years. “Bridgerton,” which debuted last month, is based on bestselling author Julia Quinn’s romance series set in the Regency era. The love story about a wayward duke and a high-society bachelorette starring a multiracial cast is projected to stream to more than 63 million households over its fir...