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Burnley based flagship project to help ex veterans is full just two months after opening its doors Two months after opening its doors, a flagship project in Burnley that offers a lifeline to ex soldiers struggling to get back on their feet, is full. Friday, 26th February 2021, 3:45 pm And there is a waiting list for people desperate for the services of Healthier Heroes, a hub for veterans and their families. The success of the project has topped all expectations of founder Andrew Powell, an ex soldier himself who set up the project in December 2020, after completing a successful project pre...

By Mid Hudson News -www.midhudsonnews.com Jan 7, 2021 TOPSHOT-US-POLITICS-ELECTION-TRUMP MID-HUDSON – Congressman Sean Patrick Maloney (D, NY-18) was among those lawmakers on the House Floor i9n the Capitol building when it was stormed by thousands of rioters on Wednesday, but they were safely evacuated to an undisclosed location. U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand said she and her staff were in lockdown when the rioting occurred. “The storming of the U.S. Capitol is a stain on American democracy. Make no mistake—this disgraceful violence will not stop the inauguration of Joe Biden on Jan...

16 Dec 2020 This article by Paul Szoldra originally appeared on Task & Purpose, a digital news and culture publication dedicated to military and veterans issues. CBS Studios is developing a television series based on the book "Burn In: A Novel of the Real Robotic Revolution," according to Deadline. The details are slim aside from who is attached to the project — Elementary creator Rob Doherty — though Deadline describes it as a drama set in Washington, D.C. that “explores an America where the science fiction of [artificial intelligence] and robotics has come true.” It’ll be based ...

In the book, Special Agent Lara Keegan ends up partnering with her new AI-guided companion to delve into a conspiracy; one that’s being masterminded from the shadows to create a terrorist-level threat to the nation’s stability. Drawing on current events that signal all the unresolved questions of how technology could steer society toward dystopia or utopia, it’s a sci-fi look at how technology could suffuse police work — for better or worse — in the not-too-distant future. CBS hasn’t revealed when Burn-In will spark to life on the small screen, nor who might light up the book-to...

It Chapter Two, Lego Movie, and Sherlock Holmes). Singer and Cole both come from the policy and think tank world (Singer is a fellow at the New America Foundation, while Cole is a fellow at the Atlantic Council.) The two previously collaborated on 2016’s Ghost Fleet: A Novel of the Next World War, which drew the last decade’s worth of foreign policy and technological developments to create a realistic look at what a third World War might look like. Buy it Now Burn-In takes a similar approach, but with robotics. Set in the very near future, it follows FBI Special Agent Lara Keegan as she...