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When the call came in from the White House, Pentagon staff were asked to move at an unusually rapid speed.
The staff were working late nights with little sleep to get this loan done in a matter of weeks, which for the Office of Strategic Capital is quite fast.
Usually these deals are deliberated for months.
The quote from one of the people involved was the call came from the White House.
23andMe filed for bankruptcy last year after a 2023 data breach exposed all sorts of genetic data about nearly 7 million users nationwide, including more than 855,000 Californians.
State Attorney General Rob Bonta says the company's security was lax and that it misled the public about the severity of the hack.
Bonta's office is also suing a bankruptcy court in Missouri to block the sale of Californians' genetic information.
The company, now known as Chrome Holding, did not immediately comment on the suit.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Miro.
23andMe filed for bankruptcy last year after a 2023 data breach exposed all sorts of genetic data about nearly 7 million users nationwide, including more than 855,000 Californians.
State Attorney General Rob Bonta says the company's security was lax and that it misled the public about the severity of the hack.
Bonta's office is also suing a bankruptcy court in Missouri to block the sale of Californians' genetic information.
The company, now known as Chrome Holding, did not immediately comment on the suit.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Miro.
The order calls for exploring expanded unemployment insurance, job retraining programs, and what Newsom calls universal basic capital, giving all California residents a stake in assets like corporate stocks or wealth funds.
In a statement, the governor said this moment demands California reimagine, quote, how we work, how we govern, how we prepare people for the future.
Labor leaders say the real test will come when agencies report back with actual policy recommendations and whether the governor is willing to sign them into law.
For NPR News, I'm Rachel Miro.
According to the Tech Transparency Project, Meta is paying influencers to plug teen accounts, even though many of them have little firsthand experience.