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The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) recently revealed that hackers compromised personal data on 4 million government employees in what was the largest cyber-attack in U.S. history. According to OPM, the breach included records on 750,000 Department of Defense civilian personnel along with names, addresses, family members, Social Security numbers, security clearances and medical records. The US government also admitted that it suspects that the hackers behind the vast cyber-attack originated in China. We discussed the impact of this massive breach and how it will affect U.S. security measures moving forward with Alex McGeorge, the Head of Threat Intelligence at Immunity, Inc.

A new report from ProPublica and NPR revealed that the American Red Cross has only managed to build six permanent homes with the $500 million in donations that they raised towards the Haiti relief effort following the massive earthquake that stuck the country in 2010. We addressed the damning revelations found in the report and what needs to be done to hold nonprofit charities accountable with Justin Elliott,

the ProPublica Reporter behind the scathing article on the Red Cross’ Haiti Relief Effort, and Dan Beeton, the International Communications Director for the Center for Economic and Policy Research.

Catlyn Jenner has taken over the air waves. But is she taking away attention from trans people without the same amount of access?

The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) recently revealed that hackers compromised personal data on 4 million government employees in what was the largest cyber-attack in U.S. history. According to OPM, the breach included records on 750,000 Department of Defense civilian personnel along with names, addresses, family members, Social Security numbers, security clearances and medical records. The US government also admitted that it suspects that the hackers behind the vast cyber-attack originated in China. We discussed the impact of this massive breach and how it will affect U.S. security measures moving forward with Alex McGeorge, the Head of Threat Intelligence at Immunity, Inc.

Topics:

1. Red Card: The DOJ’s Case Against FIFA

2. Texas Floods: What Will It Take to End Climate Change Denial?

3. Running Out of Time: Is This The Death of the Patriot Act?

Topics:

1. Red Card: The DOJ’s Case Against FIFA

2. Texas Floods: What Will It Take to End Climate Change Denial?

3. Running Out of Time: Is This The Death of the Patriot Act?

During "The News Round Up," we talked about interesting news stories including the death of Vice President Joe Biden's son and Nicki Minaj's advice to women in the bedroom.

http://www.lyvbh.com/2015/05/30/red-card-the-dojs-case-against-fifa/

During "The News Round Up," we talked about interesting news stories including the death of Vice President Joe Biden's son and Nicki Minaj's advice to women in the bedroom.

http://www.lyvbh.com/2015/05/30/red-card-the-dojs-case-against-fifa/

The world of football experienced a major shake up when the U.S. Department of Justice announced that 14 top officials at FIFA were arrested on federal charges, including racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy. Nonetheless, the head of FIFA, Sepp Blatter, was still re-elected for his fifth term as president.

On our show, we discussed the FIFA scandal, the history of corruption in FIFA, and how the org will move forward with Sports and Entertainment Journalist Derrel "Jazz" Johnson.

http://www.lyvbh.com/2015/05/30/red-card-the-dojs-case-against-fifa/

The world of football experienced a major shake up when the U.S. Department of Justice announced that 14 top officials at FIFA were arrested on federal charges, including racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering conspiracy. Nonetheless, the head of FIFA, Sepp Blatter, was still re-elected for his fifth term as president.

On our show, we discussed the FIFA scandal, the history of corruption in FIFA, and how the org will move forward with Sports and Entertainment Journalist Derrel "Jazz" Johnson.

http://www.lyvbh.com/2015/05/30/red-card-the-dojs-case-against-fifa/