On the Sunday story from Up First, a whistleblower inside the federal government says Doge employees may have taken sensitive data from government systems and covered their tracks.

There's really no way to tell what or where that data is now.

Listen now to the Sunday story on the Up First podcast from NPR.

Weddings tend to be a huge deal.

They fuel a billion-dollar industry.

They stress people out and bring together a whole lot of strangers who'd never meet otherwise,

which is why they make great fodder for TV writers.

Quicky elopements in Vegas, ceremonies disrupted by exes, nuptials cut off by cold feet.

If your favorite TV character is getting married, you can almost certainly bet it won't go smoothly, but it will be entertaining.

I'm Linda Holmes.

And I'm Aisha Harris, and it's wedding season.

So today we're talking about the comedy and drama of TV weddings on NPR's Pop Culture Happy Hour.

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