Joe Fay Technology Reporter Bugcrowd At events like Bugcrowd Bug Bash hackers compete to find software bugs Few technology careers offer the chance to demonstrate your skills in exclusive venues worldwide, from luxury hotels to Las Vegas e-sports arenas, peers cheering you on as your name moves up the leaderboard and your earnings rack up. […]
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U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi hosted Cabinet officials Tuesday for the first meeting of the Department of Justice’s Anti-Christian Bias Task Force. As CBN News reported, President Donald Trump launched the initiative through an executive order in February, and was fulfilling a promise made to millions of supporters. In that order, he promised to protect
Tuesday marks the 100th day of Trump’s second term, and the White House is touting his immigration record, calling it an unprecedented success. “Border numbers are at a historic low. Today, we have the most secure border in the history of this nation, and the numbers prove it. President Trump’s policies are saving lives every
Liv McMahon & Joe Tidy Technology reporter & cyber correspondent Reuters Marks and Spencer (M&S) customers have been telling the BBC of their frustration as disruption caused by the cyber attack which has hit the retailer continues into another trading week. The incident – which it disclosed last Monday – has caused delayed parcels, paused
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By Sarah Bishop-Root & Leslie Colwell What if a State Board of Education established a grant program to fund personalized, competency-based learning—from planning through expansion? Or a state agency joined forces with a public research university’s innovation hub to run cutting-edge lab schools? Imagine a state superintendent establishing a unit within their Office of Innovation
Rayhan Demytrie BBC South Caucasus correspondent BBC Young Armenians, such as nine-year-old Slavik, are attending technology classes In Armenia tech education starts early. In a typical three-storey state school in the suburbs of Yerevan, the Armenian capital, nine-year old Slavik is demonstrating his invention – a box with three LED lights. “He has learned how
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I recently had the chance to chat with a small group about why an abundance mindset is key to driving education innovation. In this conversation, we looked at ESAs as a radical lever in reframing the supply and demand equation of education, which naturally led to concerns around ESAs diverting money from public schools. This
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – In a divided America, no fight appears more important than the current constitutional clash playing out between the Trump administration and federal judges. Democrats see a White House determined to seize additional executive power and therefore see national injunctions as a key safeguard. “Donald Trump is a lawless, angry man,” Senate Minority
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Graham Fraser Technology Reporter Getty Images WhatsApp says its new AI feature embedded in the messaging service is “entirely optional” – despite the fact it cannot be removed from the app. The Meta AI logo is an ever-present blue circle with pink and green splashes in the bottom right of your Chats screen. Interacting with
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Tony Smith and Angus Crawford BBC News Investigations Getty Images Young Instagram users could still be exposed to “serious risks” even if they use new Teen Accounts brought in to provide more protection and control, research by campaigners suggests. Researchers behind a new report have said they were able to set up accounts using fake
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