March 2026

Miami RedHawks complete perfect 31-0 season with overtime win over Ohio

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NEWYou can now listen to Pakinomist articles! The Miami RedHawks men’s basketball team became just the fifth NCAA Division I program this century to go undefeated in the regular season after a thrilling overtime victory over Ohio on Friday night. Miami (Ohio) finished the regular season as the only remaining undefeated team behind the performance […]

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Duchess Sophie impresses in purple as she tackles rare skin condition

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Duchess Sophie impresses in purple as she tackles rare skin condition Duchess Sophie brought her royal presence on March 5 to Hever Castle Ltd for a crucial DEBRA UK event tackling epidermolysis bullosa (EB). EB is a rare skin disorder where even the gentlest touch can cause the skin to blister and tear. As patron

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Alysa Liu mysteriously absent from the WC roster in Prague

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NEWYou can now listen to Pakinomist articles! Less than a month after winning Olympic gold, American figure skating sensation Alysa Liu appears to have surprisingly pulled out of the World Figure Skating Championships in Prague, Czech Republic. Liu is no longer listed in the event’s participants on the International Skating Union (ISU) website. Her original

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Coinbase (COIN) says new US tax reporting rules for crypto are messy, confusing

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Cryptocurrency trading giant Coinbase ( COIN ) said new US tax reporting requirements are far too burdensome for many crypto holders and add unnecessary clutter to the country’s tax system. While the idea is that taxable activity on crypto should be reported in the same way as with stocks, for example, the rules require reporting

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Harry Styles marks first milestone with ‘Kiss All The Time’ post-release

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Harry Styles makes new record with fourth studio album Harry Styles achieved a new record with the release of his fourth studio album, Kiss all the time. Disco, occasionally, shortly after its release on March 6. The 31-year-old musician earned a total of 63.05 million streams on the day of release, making it the biggest

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Trump’s cyber strategy promises to ‘support the security’ of cryptocurrencies and blockchain

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The Trump administration’s new national cyber strategy places the security of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies in the broader US push to maintain leadership in new technology. In a section focused on maintaining “superiority in critical and emerging technologies,” the document states that the government will support the security of “cryptocurrencies and blockchain technologies.” The statement

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Rory McIlroy withdraws from Arnold Palmer a month before the Masters

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NEWYou can now listen to Pakinomist articles! Rory McIlroy’s green jacket defense appears to be a bit up in the air. The reigning Masters winner was forced to withdraw from the Arnold Palmer Invitational on Saturday after suffering back spasms during his range session. “While I was warming up in the gym this morning, I

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Employees thought they were fixing a browser bug until fake IT support bypassed them and infected their own company computers

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Attackers now rely on employees unknowingly launching the malware themselves Fake IT support calls turn routine troubleshooting into a complete network compromise Browser crashes become the first step in carefully staged social engineering attacks Cybercriminal activity continues to move away from direct software exploitation to manipulate everyday user behavior in enterprise environments, experts have warned.

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