White House says no consensus on Covid origin, cyberattack compromised sensitive U.S. Marshals Service data, and New Jersey man walks across US to raise nearly $100K for homeless veterans.

As we enter Year 3 of the pandemic, the CDC continues to hit obstacles caused by outdated, unconnected data systems. Erin Banco from Politico examines the nation's healthcare data problem.

Emily Glazer from The Wall Street Journal explores how political groups are capitalizing on cellphone location data harvested from protest participants.

Bosses are monitoring your fitness trackers. Christopher Rowland from the Washington Post explains why management wants your health data.

Cybersecurity expert Dr. Eric Cole joins us live to discuss the news that a pair of China-backed hackers swiped troves of personal data from the U.S. Navy and American companies.

Kari Paul from MarketWatch explains how the apps on your smartphone track your location and collect personal data, even when they say they're not.

Jonathan Clements, editor of HumbleDollar.com, explains why the statistic doesn't always trump the anecdote when it comes to personal finance.

Listen as the New York Times' Natasha Singer tells Jennifer Kushinka how companies are selling survey data on millions of high schoolers to trick them into paying for entry into programs.

Kelli Grant from CNBC breaks down how to protect yourself after the hack of Equifax.

Erik Knight from Simple Wan breaks down the latest data breach to hit a government entity.