Crypto exchange boss rejects Russian user ban
The boss of one of the world's biggest crypto-currency exchanges has ruled out restricting ordinary Russians from using the service. Read more
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When colleges defraud students, should the government go after school executives?
When colleges defraud students, should the government go after school executives? Read more
Students disaffected with Biden ahead of the State of the Union
President Biden is scheduled to deliver his first official State of the Union address to the nation on Tuesday, March 1, at 9:00 PM ET from the United States Capitol. Read more
Millions in Bitcoin pouring into Ukraine from donors
Cryptocurrency analysts say at least $13.7m (£10.2m) has so far been donated to the Ukrainian war effort through anonymous Bitcoin donations. Read more
SCOTUS nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson’s speech riddled with White supremacist ideas, according to academics
By praising America and reflecting on her hard work and accomplishments, Brown Jackson engaged in ideas and language that campus leftists have deemed offensive, racist, or examples of White supremacy. Read more
Bitcoin less green since China ban, research suggests
Bitcoin has become less green since China cracked down on mining the cryptocurrency, new research suggests. Read more
Study: UK firms most likely to pay ransomware hackers
Some 82% of British firms which have been victims of ransomware attacks paid the hackers in order to get back their data, a new report suggests. Read more
Ukraine: EU deploys cyber rapid-response team
A cyber rapid-response team (CRRT) is being deployed across Europe, after a call for help from Ukraine. Read more
Truth Social: Banned from Twitter, Trump returns with a new platform
Donald Trump's social-media platform, Truth Social, has launched, in a limited form, on the US Apple App Store. Read more
Google moves to make Android apps more private
Google's plan to limit data tracking on its Chrome browser has been extended to cover apps on its Android-based smartphones. Read more
