On Ed Tech Phil Hill June 16, 2026 For years, EdTech’s relative obscurity was part of its security model. Not formally, of course. Vendors still ran penetration tests, security reviews, code scans, and audits. But there was a practical reality: compared with banks, cloud infrastructure, crypto exchanges, or major consumer platforms, most EdTech systems were […]
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Fast Company Jennifer Mattson June 17, 2026 AI disrupted the current job market—and created a long list of new roles with impressive salaries across tech, medicine, HR, IT, marketing, and more. Artificial intelligence is disrupting the current job market, leaving a trail of corporate layoffs and workers scrambling to determine what positions will be safe in the future. […]
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Inside Higher Ed Jessica Blake June 16, 2026 Education Department officials say the “partnership will not impact students, parents or families who believe they have experienced discrimination.” One advocacy group said it will erode “protections for millions of students.” The Justice Department will take a greater role in enforcing civil rights for students under a […]
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Cal Matters Maya C. Miller, Wendy Fry and Lynn La June 15, 2026 In summary Gov. Gavin Newsom said the Trump administration appears to be investigating him and his wife, a step that the Democrat said is meant to intimidate him as he considers a run for president. Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday accused President Donald Trump of placing him and his […]
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