Hacker's pulled off the largest crypto heist in history.

$600 million. I mean, I was jaw-dropping. That's a huge amount of money.

The race to track down the stolen money led the investigators and the FBI around the globe.

When you're dealing with hacking groups that have an army of cyber criminals you're in for a long fight.

A classic who'd on it and how from planet money on NPR.

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Hey everybody, it's Mary Elsigerra.

There is a new COVID booster dropping soon.

The Food and Drug Administration approved the shot this week and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention weighed in on who should get it.

Now we know a lot of people don't think about COVID all that much anymore, at least not in the all-consuming way we used to.

But it's good to have the information and to be up to date on our vaccines.

So this episode of LifeKit is all about the new booster.

It's a conversation between Regina Barber, host of the NPR Science Podcast shortwave and the NPR Science Correspondence, Maria Godoy and Rob Stein.

Regina is going to talk with Rob and Maria about who should get the vaccine, how to time the shot and how much it'll cost.

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