Netflix’s Zero Day is ostensibly interested in how people would react to a devastating attack on that delicate web. What truths would we choose to believe? How do we keep ourselves and our ...

By Chris Vognar The new Netflix limited series “Zero Day” has been in development for several years, but it is arriving at a time when its primary themes — regarding presidential overreach ...

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ambitious congresswoman Alexandra Mullen (Lizzy Caplan) screams at her father and former POTUS George Mullen (Robert De Niro) in Netflix’s just-launched Zero Day. It is a fair question for the ...

Department of Justice seeks to remove judge who challenged deportation flights - President’s allies round on district court justice overseeing case of alleged Venezuelan gang members flown to El Salva ...

Spoiler alert! The following story contains major plot details about the ending of Netflix's limited series "Zero Day." Corrupt tech giants, right-wing blowhards and rampant conspiracy theories.

Robert De Niro shines in Netflix's Zero Day as former President Mullen, leading an investigation following a terrorist attack. The Zero Day attack origins are uncovered as a plot by members of the ...

Robert De Niro is set to make his TV debut in “Zero Day.” The Netflix series follows a former U.S. president who’s tapped to lead a commission tasked with tracking down the perpetrators of a ...

Schmidt, “Zero Day” has some notable figures behind the camera. (Not always in the positive sense: Oppenheim, who co-showruns with Newman, was publicly accused by Ronan Farrow of blocking his ...

By Daniel Fienberg Chief Television Critic The sad truth is that while Owen Hendricks and Peter Sutherland would probably improve Zero Day significantly, neither character would fit into the ...

Robert De Niro in Zero Day. Courtesy of Netflix It’s not necessary to agree with the politics of a work or its authors to find it entertaining, but in the case of a political thriller ...