The U.S. National Security Agency, which is renowned for its secrecy, has opened its arms to the private sector and, at least for a day, the media.

El Salvador’s adoption of Bitcoin as legal tender in June has excited crypto fans, but this first-ever national use of Bitcoin may backfire if it aids transnational financial crimes that U.S. law enforcement is combating.

Australia’s government has passed legislation to reduce cyber abuse, allowing it to force social media platforms such as Facebook Inc. and Google to remove harmful material within 24 hours or be fined as much as $415,000.

California law allows spam email recipients to sue third-party advertisers who fail to disclose their own identity under relevant advertising statutes, a state appellate court said.

White law school graduates were significantly more likely to pass the bar exam than test takers from other racial and ethnic groups, according to a new American Bar Association survey that breaks down demographic data among test takers for the first time.

The U.S. Justice Department will counter hacking and other illegal activity by the Chinese government while being careful to avoid negatively stereotyping Asian Americans and citizens of China, Attorney General Merrick Garland said Tuesday.