All Articles on Whistleblowers
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News As Video of Trump Threat Surfaces, Advocates Say NYT Guilty of Putting "Target on Whistleblower's Back" "This has a very chilling effect on anyone who is even thinking of blowing the whistle and thinking of doing so through the proper channels." Read more |
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Views Trump’s Ukraine Scandal Shows Why Whistleblowers Are So Vital to Democracy Both Republican and Democratic lawmakers have consistently demonized people who share information with the press and public. Read more |
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News 'Unfit for Office': Trump Reportedly Suggests Person Who Informed Whistleblower Should Be Executed "Very normal, healthy democracy we live in." Read more |
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Views Annals of Impeachment: From Nixon’s "Smoking Gun" Tape to Trump Zelensky Summary Trump and his cronies are so far gone that they actually thought that staffers’ summary of his July conversation with Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky would exonerate him. Instead, it has so many Nixonian smoking guns that it single-handedly provoked a smog alert on Capitol Hill. Read more |
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News Critics Say Only Full Whistleblower Complaint Will Do as Trump White House Signals 'Redacted Version' "Congress must be allowed to view the whistleblower report and assess the situation in totality, not in terms that Trump decides on—and which he obviously finds favorable." Read more |
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News Alarming Trump 'Promise' to Foreign Leader Reportedly Sparked Whistleblower Complaint Intel Chief Is Hiding From Congress "This may take impeachment in a totally new direction," said John Dean, who served as White House counsel to President Richard Nixon Read more |
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News 'What the Hell Is Going On Here'?: Alarm Raised as Trump's Intelligence Director Refuses to Give Whistleblower Complaint to Congress Acting Director of National Intelligence Joseph Maguire informed the House Intelligence Committee chairman that he'd been directed by "a higher authority" to withhold the complaint Read more |
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Views A New Film Blows the Whistle on War If the press is the "fourth estate," the cinema is arguably the fifth. Official Secrets indicts Blair, Bush, and other mass murderers in the court of public opinion—at a theater near you Read more |
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News Edward Snowden Shares His Story in New Memoir That Hits Shelves in September The exiled American whistleblower's Permanent Record is due to be released on the U.S.'s Constitution Day Read more |
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News Accusing Adam Schiff of 'Criminalizing Routine Reporting,' Groups Call for Stripping CIA-Backed Provision From Intelligence Legislation "Schiff is clearly the resistance to the resistance, and he should drop this provision from his bill." Read more |