At a moment when education technology firms are stockpiling sensitive information on millions of school children, safeguards for student data have broken down.
» Read the rest of this entryThey were once Democrats and Republicans. But fears for their children in the pandemic transformed their thinking, turning them into single-issue voters for November’s midterms.
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» Read the rest of this entryNearly $200 million was stolen from Nomad, which lets people send crypto between different blockchains, in what’s been dubbed a “decentralized robbery.”
» Read the rest of this entryTracking your period by hand doesn’t leave a digital paper trail. Here’s how to get started.
» Read the rest of this entryA little lift to the suspension and a little more zhush on the style gives you the new Ford Maverick Tremor.
» Read the rest of this entryThe temporary relocation will allow Mosseri to build out Instagram’s UK team, reports the Financial Times.
» Read the rest of this entryOur shifting climate could have big repercussions on Canada’s boreal forest. Drought, fire and insect stressors could mean a shift of boreal regions further north. So what would that mean […]
» Read the rest of this entryPeople who rely on wheelchairs for mobility, advocates and the U.S. Transportation Secretary argue it’s time to make air travel more accessible so people living with disabilities have a more […]
» Read the rest of this entryAfter London workers cut down a monarch butterfly habitat without the homeowner’s permission, an environmental lawyer says Ontario cities must rethink policies addressing complaints over butterfly-friendly wild flowers.
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