Jenna McClaughlin

Jenna McLaughlin, NPR's cybersecurity correspondent, and Stephen Fowler, a federal restructuring expert, delve into alarming revelations by whistleblower Daniel Berulis from the National Labor Relations Board. They discuss unauthorized access to sensitive data by DOGE representatives who allegedly disabled security protocols. The conversation highlights the potential risks for millions of Americans regarding their private information and the urgent need for enhanced transparency and accountability within federal agencies amidst escalating cybersecurity threats.

In this discussion, Jenna McLaughlin, an NPR cybersecurity correspondent, and Faiza Patel from the Brennan Center for Justice tackle the pervasive nature of surveillance in today’s society. They explore how our daily routines—tracked by drones, TikTok, and other technologies—raise serious privacy concerns. Andrew Limbong brings a fresh perspective, diving into the latest literary trends, such as the rise of memoirs and works reflecting on money, enriching the conversation with recommendations for engaging reads.