Who Can See What You Do on Venmo? You’d Be Surprised.
Venmo defends its "public-by-default" privacy setting, arguing it makes the app engaging. But critics say it’s an invasion of privacy or, worse, fodder for fraud.
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Three, including two incumbents, seek two Haywood Commission seats
Kevin Ensley and Brandon Rogers, respectively chair and vice chair of the Haywood County Board of Commissioners, both ran for ...
Big Ten Banter: No, NCAA, Don't Change Your Rule Because of Dan Lanning's Cleverness
Does the NCAA need to rethink its illegal substitution rule after coach Dan Lanning used it to help Oregon defeat Ohio State ...
New Election Rules in Georgia Are in Flux With Voting Underway
With less than three weeks to go before Election Day, the fate of several new rules that would impact how ballots are counted ...
Signings of the times: Banished letters of intent, shrunk transfer window equals more college chaos
The time-honored tradition of high school athletes proudly sitting behind a table and signing a national letter of intent is ...
Five things to watch out for in Week 7 of the NFL season
A Vince Lombardi Trophy-winning coach returns to his previous stomping grounds, a Super Bowl rematch and a possible preview ...
Freshman demographics at Northwestern and U of I show little change following ban on race-conscious admissions
Students stand for the national anthem at the commencement ceremony at Ryan Field Stadium at Northwestern University in 2023. Data from Northwestern shows little demographic change in the first ...
A Mass. Referendum, Revenue Sharing, And Taxing College Sports
Why Mass. voters shouldn't end the MCAS grad. requirement, how rev sharing in higher ed may be illegal, and could the IRS say ...
Ted Cruz, Colin Allred debate: What the candidates said about the issues
Ted Cruz and Colin Allred met for their first and only debate for the 2024 election. The debate covered a number of key ...