MAN escaped a fine as it blew the whistle on the cartel.
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And he was the one that blew the whistle on McAllen, Texas.
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And when Atul blew the whistle on them, they stopped doing it.
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CHRISTOPHER WYLIE tells Kenneth Cukier why he blew the whistle on Cambridge Analytica.
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Regulators in the United States blew the whistle on deliberate emissions cheating on Sept.
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Last year it blew the whistle on graft at FIFA, football's global governing body.
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Earlier this year, Susan Fowler blew the whistle on sexism and harassment at Uber.
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After she first blew the whistle on Uber's corporate culture, Fowler hired private security.
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Voestalpine will not face a fine because it blew the whistle on the cartel.
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She believed anyone who blew the whistle on Belafonte would become his target as well.
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He saw dealers execute a woman after she blew the whistle on them, according to Acuña.
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Wylie blew the whistle on British political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica's data collecting practices in 2018.
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This is how Facebook turns publishers into ghostwriters, a problem I blew the whistle on in 214.
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In 2008, attorney Sergei Magnitsky blew the whistle on a massive corruption scheme in his native Russia.
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Investors were informed about VW's diesel cheating after U.S. regulators blew the whistle on September 18, 2015.
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"Red Card: How the U.S. Blew the Whistle on the World's Biggest Sports Scandal" by Ken Besinger
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"They were very helpful," says Lee Anne Walters, a Flint resident who blew the whistle on the contamination.
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School inspectors first blew the whistle on the school in 1903, when they found children chained in irons.
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Diet Prada, an Instagram account that exposes copycat designs, intervened and blew the whistle on the French designer.
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Wylie cited the risks of the data's exposure as a reason he blew the whistle on the company.
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Galvanized by trauma, Edmondson blew the whistle on Nxivm, meeting with F.B.I. agents to show them the brand.
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Thompson was installed as compliance auditor after U.S. authorities blew the whistle on Volkswagen's excessive diesel pollution in 2015.
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Lissack's a former Smith Barney director who famously blew the whistle on his firm in 1994 for overcharging municipalities.
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In 1978 she blew the whistle on Love Canal after learning her kindergartener's school was built on a toxic dump.
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Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own White House staffers blew the whistle on him
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Wylie said that Trump's election was one of the major reasons he blew the whistle on Cambridge Analytica's data practices.
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The attorney for Sharon, Norrine and John Nelson blew the whistle on Tidal with the probate judge in Prince's case.
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My understanding is that some of those contract workers are the ones who actually kind of blew the whistle on this.
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An employee at the IRS also recently blew the whistle on "inappropriate efforts to influence" the agency's audit of Trump's taxes.
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If ya missed it, she blew the whistle on what she claims is a deeply broken process of selecting Grammy winners.
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She took over the responsibilities of a career staffer who blew the whistle on the $31,000 furniture order for Carson's office.
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When Lee Hae-gwan blew the whistle on the Jeju Island situation in early 2012, he was taking on a popular cause.
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Last fall, in an article in The Wall Street Journal, he blew the whistle on another company he had worked for, Mattel.
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New Rochelle Hospital Medical Center, Barbara Kraus blew the whistle on a matter that involved public health and safety and lost her job.
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A former employee of Cambridge Analytica, Christopher Wylie, blew the whistle on the data analytics company improperly obtaining a trove of Facebook user data.
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Regulators blew the whistle on Volkswagen (VW) in 13 after the German company was caught using software designed to cheat emissions tests on diesel engines.
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Regulators blew the whistle on Volkswagen (VW) in 2015 after the German company was caught using software designed to cheat emissions tests on diesel engines.
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When Edward Snowden blew the whistle on the National Security Agency's Prism program in 2013, employees at her own data company never discussed the news.
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Washington (CNN)The Interior Department employee who blew the whistle on the Trump administration for reassigning him from measuring climate change to a different department has resigned.
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The settlements with Omnicare, Abbott Labs and PharMerica will resolve allegations in two lawsuits filed by former Abbott Lab employees who blew the whistle on the kickbacks.
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One professor who blew the whistle on Jass told police she believed that the "Jeopardy" winner was downloading and snooping through emails to gain leverage over others.
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"He basically just blew the whistle on himself," says Meyers in the 13-minute segment, before getting out an actual whistle to really drive the point home.
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Former Nxvim publicist Frank Parlato blew the whistle on the group last summer, and got video of Mack standing by helplessly on Monday as Mexican cops arrested Raniere.
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In September, he suggested to aides that the anonymous official who blew the whistle on his Ukraine dealings was a "spy" and hinted that they should be executed.
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Lena, a rebel whose family members were supporters of the old regime, thinks that if she blew the whistle on the beloved senator, no one would believe her.
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Devine pointed to the case of Thomas Drake, a senior executive at the National Security Agency, who blew the whistle on a wasteful and invasive intelligence gathering program.
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Somali-born Ahmed was formerly anti-money laundering advisor to the UN and in fact blew the whistle on fraud and corruption at the UN Development Programme in Nairobi.
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" The public servants who blew the whistle on President Trump's Ukraine dealings were named Guardians of the Year: "For each, the decision to step forward came at a cost.
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Cambridge Analytica has been mired in crisis after Christopher Wylie, a former employee, blew the whistle on how the company obtained Facebook user data of 50 million people without permission.
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PGP has in the past been endorsed, among others, by Edward Snowden, who blew the whistle on pervasive electronic surveillance at the U.S. National Security Agency before fleeing to Russia.
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A CIA officer who blew the whistle on President Donald Trump first shared their concerns with the House Intelligence Committee before filing an official complaint, The New York Times reported.
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That's a reversal of what happened at Olympus (OCPNY) in 2011, when the electronics firm's CEO at the time, Michael Woodford, blew the whistle on accounting fraud by Japanese colleagues.
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Chinese investigators have determined that Wuhan law-enforcement officials' admonishing of Li Wenliang, the doctor who blew the whistle on the coronavirus outbreak, was "improper," state media reported on Thursday.
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Thompson is now acting as an Independent Compliance Auditor (ICA) as part of a plea agreement reached after U.S. authorities blew the whistle on Volkswagen's excessive diesel pollution on Sept.
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Former Cambridge Analytica employee Christopher Wiley, who blew the whistle on his ex-employer's "psychographic" voter-profiling practices, has described the company as an "arsenal of weapons" in a culture war.
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Allegations of impropriety first emerged ten months ago by scientists who blew the whistle on the paper, prompting Uppsala University to conduct a preliminary investigation of scientific dishonesty in August 2016.
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Tom Rodgers, a voting rights advocate and lobbyist who blew the whistle on the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal, is working to ensure Native Americans have a seat at the negotiating table.
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Authorities in Beijing have wrapped up an investigation into the death of Li Wenliang, the doctor who blew the whistle on the coronavirus outbreak, and his admonishment by local law enforcement.
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Data protection has become a major concern in the wake of revelations from former National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, who in 2013 blew the whistle on numerous global surveillance programs.
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Trump's musing about conducting his calls with foreign leaders in secret come after an anonymous US intelligence official blew the whistle on his phone call in July with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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A season 3 Fixer Upper participant named David Ridley just blew the whistle on the show and told Fox News that the beginning portion of each episode really isn't what it seems.
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Digging himself in deeper, Trump warned Monday he was trying to find out the name of the official who blew the whistle on his call and dealings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Yes, former Uber engineer Susan Fowler Rigetti blew the whistle on the company's toxic workplace culture issues via a blog post in February, but her story was far from the only one.
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Read more: Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own White House staffers blew the whistle on himBut Justice Department veterans said that distracted from the bigger question.
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U.S. regulators in 2015 blew the whistle on Volkswagen's systematic emissions test cheating which revealed that the carmaker's vehicles emitted far higher levels of nitrogen oxide pollution than permitted by the law.
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MOSCOW — A Russian court has ruled that a former top sports official who blew the whistle on doping violations will be arrested if he ever sets foot back in his native land.
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His high-ranking position "insulated him from any meaningful investigation" while the three officers were subjected to investigations by the Internal Affairs Division after they blew the whistle on him, the report said.
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Fighting fraud allegations, recession worries Culp faced a major test over the summer when Harry Markopolos, who famously blew the whistle on Bernie Madoff's Ponzi scheme, called GE a bigger fraud than Enron.
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Insider asked half a dozen current and former officials across different intelligence agencies whether they knew of any other case in which someone within the intelligence community blew the whistle on the president.
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" The story of the penned whales first emerged in October, when local activists and a news website in Vladivostok, VL.ru, blew the whistle on the large numbers of animals in the "whale jail.
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The first film Mr. Bregman ever produced was Sidney Lumet's "Serpico" (210), the true story of a New York City cop who blew the whistle on police corruption and paid for it dearly.
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ATHENS (Reuters) - A Greek lawyer representing a Russian woman who blew the whistle on alleged wrongdoing at Malta-based Pilatus Bank, says his client fears for her life if she is extradited to Malta.
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But their celebrations came to a crashing halt after a 28-year-old leaker, Chris Wylie, blew the whistle on the company after he learned data had been stolen from 50 million Facebook users.
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Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own White House staffers blew the whistle on himSurveyMonkey Audience polls from a national sample balanced by census data of age and gender.
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Insider asked half a dozen current and former officials across different intelligence agencies whether they were aware of any other case in which someone within the intelligence community blew the whistle on the president.
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Volkswagen Chief Executive Herbert Diess was told about the existence of cheating software in cars two months before regulators blew the whistle on a multi-billion exhaust emissions scandal, German magazine Der Spiegel said.
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Four days before U.S. regulators blew the whistle on Volkswagen, Poetsch - the company's chief financial officer at the time - saw the potential financial risk from emissions violations at 150 million euros, the court filing shows.
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The following year, she blew the whistle on the multinational conglomerate 2150M for dumping toxins in the local water—resulting in stronger regulations and a 24M countersuit—and founded the New Hampshire Safe Water Alliance.
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Christopher Wylie, who blew the whistle on how Facebook user data was collected by his former employer to help Donald Trump win the 2016 presidential election, has been hired by clothing retail giant H&M.
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Torex Retail, which sold software for touch screen shopping tills, went into administration in June 2007 after Mitchell and other executives at the firm blew the whistle on fraud they had discovered within the company.
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Since the American Revolution, when US sailors blew the whistle on a corrupt Navy captain who tortured British prisoners of war, there have been protections on the books for people brave enough to come forward.
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Also on Tuesday, an anonymous source told the CBC that Christopher Wylie, the contractor who blew the whistle on Cambridge Analytica's data practices, pushed similar data harvesting techniques while working for the Liberal Party in 2009.
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World track and field officials ruled on Friday that Yuliya Stepanova, a middle-distance runner who blew the whistle on widespread doping in Russia two years ago, should be allowed to compete in Rio de Janeiro.
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"It would be best for the economy, the treasury and the hard-pressed rail traveler paying through the nose for their tickets, if ministers blew the whistle on rail privatization," Unite rail industry officer Hugh Roberts said.
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The IOC is re-testing all Russian athletes' samples from the event after Grigory Rodchenkov, the former head of Moscow's discredited anti-doping laboratory, blew the whistle on what he said was a state-sponsored doping program.
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Read more: Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own staffers blew the whistle on himIn July, Neal sued Mnuchin and Rettig to get ahold of six years' worth of Trump's tax returns.
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But even as Turkish officials, who blew the whistle on the journalist's death, pass gruesome allegations on to independent news outlets, experts say the government of President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is far from a paragon of free information.
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A federal judge in California has dismissed a former internal auditor's lawsuit alleging San Diego-based BofI Federal Bank fired him from his job because he blew the whistle on alleged wrongdoing at the bank to federal regulators.
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FRANKFURT, Aug 22015 (Reuters) - Volkswagen Chief Executive Herbert Diess was told about the existence of cheating software in cars two months before regulators blew the whistle on a multi-billion exhaust emissions scandal, German magazine Der Spiegel said.
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This week, a Nigerian senator representing the governing party blew the whistle on an amazing story: Beyond their $2,000 per month salaries, senators in Nigeria have been receiving about $37,500 per month to spend on expenses, however they choose.
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Christopher Wylie, the former Cambridge Analytica employee who blew the whistle on its alleged misuse of Facebook data, told CNN in a statement on Wednesday that the company's closure must not be allowed to curtail ongoing inquiries into its activities.
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There was a 1203-day man hunt for Davis who turned himself in to the FBI and blew the whistle on cop drug dealers, who forced kids in the neighborhood to sell for them under threat of arrest or death.
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VALLETTA (Reuters) - Anti-corruption activists in Malta said on Tuesday they had written to Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras urging him to grant asylum to a Russian woman who blew the whistle on alleged wrongdoing at Malta-based Pilatus Bank.
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A photo of her at one of those meetings—standing next to a man that conservative news outlets have identified as the official who blew the whistle on Trump's interactions with Zelensky—has again placed Chalupa at the center of controversy.
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In this lightly adapted excerpt from Red Card: How the U.S. Blew the Whistle on the World's Biggest Sports Scandal, the small team of federal prosecutors and agents from the IRS and FBI begin their work with Blazer, their crucial first cooperator.
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VALLETTA, March 27 (Reuters) - Anti-corruption activists in Malta said on Tuesday they had written to Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras urging him to grant asylum to a Russian woman who blew the whistle on alleged wrongdoing at Malta-based Pilatus Bank.
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Yuliya Stepanova, above, a Russian track-and-field athlete who blew the whistle on doping and got other athletes from her country barred, will be among the few from her nation, if any, who can compete at the Olympic Games in Rio.
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Read more: Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own staffers blew the whistle on himTrump on Sunday demanded to meet with the whistleblower and doubled down on claims that those involved in the complaint might have committed treason.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The former CEO of Olympus, who blew the whistle on a $1.7 billion accounting scandal at the Japanese medical equipment maker in 2011, has won a London court battle over alleged wrongdoing linked to his 64-million-pound ($64.53-million) pension.
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Their first witness to appear before Democrats since Republicans ended their interviews will be Christopher Wylie, the former employee who blew the whistle on Cambridge Analytica, a company tied to the Trump campaign that handled data on millions of American Facebook users.
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And Susan Fowler, the engineer who blew the whistle on Uber's toxic culture when she alleged the company had a pattern of sexual harassment, was named one of the inaugural Recode 100, as were the reporters who finally outed Harvey Weinstein as a sexual predator.
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With the Blackhawks on the penalty kill, the referee blew the whistle on a delayed penalty against Boston's Torey Krug before Chicago's Drake Caggiula gained possession of the puck and scored a would-be, go-ahead, short-handed goal with 1:05 to go.
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LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - The former CEO of Olympus , who blew the whistle on a $1.7 billion accounting scandal at the Japanese medical equipment maker in 2011, has won a London court battle over alleged wrongdoing linked to his 64-million-pound ($85-million) pension.
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Read more: Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own staffers blew the whistle on him"Nancy Pelosi knew of all of the many Shifty Adam Schiff lies and massive frauds perpetrated upon Congress and the American people," he wrote.
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Read more: Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own staffers blew the whistle on himSchiff told ABC's "This Week" on Sunday that he expected the whistleblower to testify "very soon," once security measures are in place to protect their identity.
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But Kohn is no underdog: He has worked for high-profile clients like White House whistle-blower Linda Tripp, and in 2230 represented a man who blew the whistle on Swiss bank UBS, resulting in the largest individual whistle-blower award in US history.
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White House lawyers told the president in late August about the complaint, which blew the whistle on Trump's July 25 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and spurred House Democrats to launch an impeachment inquiry, two people familiar with the matter told the Times.
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Grigory Rodchenkov, the former director of Moscow's Antidoping Center who blew the whistle on the country's doping scheme, said in a statement from his lawyer, "Today's decision by the International Olympic Committee sends a powerful message that it will not tolerate state-sponsored cheating by any nation."
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The public may get a window into the president&aposs financial documents even before the Supreme Court rules on the cases, thanks to an employee at the IRS who recently blew the whistle on "inappropriate efforts to influence" the agency&aposs audit of Trump&aposs tax returns.
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The UK's Royal College of Physicians—the same group that, in the 60s, first blew the whistle on cigarettes causing cancer—has released a report heralding vaping as an important public health tool that, the group argues, ought to be promoted far and wide as an alternative to smoking.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Doping in athletics could be slashed overnight if sponsors showed any will to eradicate it, according to Steve Magness, the coach who blew the whistle on an elite Nike-sponsored athletics program but now feels like a pariah in the sport as a result.
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MARK FELT — THE MAN WHO BROUGHT DOWN THE WHITE HOUSE From the moment Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein had the rug pulled out from under them with the revelation of Deep Throat's identity in 2005, a biopic of the man who blew the whistle on Watergate was probably inevitable.
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Book Entry "Red Card: How the U.S. Blew the Whistle on the World's Biggest Sports Scandal," by the BuzzFeed investigative reporter Ken Bensinger, delivers an engrossing and jaw-dropping tale of international intrigue culminating in dozens of individuals and companies associated with professional soccer being brought to justice.
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Jeffrey Wigand, Ph.D. is a medical biochemist and former vice president of research and development and environmental affairs at Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation based in Louisville, Ky., who worked on the development of reduced-harm cigarettes and in 1996 blew the whistle on tobacco tampering at the company.
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Christopher Wylie, the Cambridge Analytica cofounder who recently blew the whistle on the political consulting firm's improper procurement of the personal data of millions of Facebook users, had the same data set when he was establishing a business of his own in 2014, according to information obtained by BuzzFeed News.
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At the meeting hosted by then VW brand chief Herbert Diess, nine top managers gathered on a cloudy Saturday afternoon to discuss the way forward after regulators blew the whistle on the company's emissions cheating, a scandal that cost it more than 27 billion euros in fines and tainted its name.
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He brought up examples in other countries, and even falsely claimed The New York Times declined his offer of an interview after the publication earlier this week of details from the diaries of Gregory Rodchenkov, the former director of the country's antidoping who blew the whistle on the doping scheme.
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We hear from others who aren't in the book, like Craig Watts, a former Perdue contractor who blew the whistle on the way chickens raised for the company were treated, and James Keen, who approached The New York Times to expose animal mistreatment at a government research center in Nebraska.
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Daniel Ellsberg may be nearing his 90s, but talk to him about the anonymous government official who first blew the whistle on Trump's Ukraine scandal, and he sounds like the young and impassioned man he was when he first raised the alarm on another nationwide scandal half a century ago.
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"Read more: Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own White House staffers blew the whistle on himIt said "all of us recognize the imperative of formal impeachment proceedings to ascertain additional facts and weigh the consequences of what we have learned and what may yet still emerge.
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Among the people who could be targeted for sanctions are Mutko; Yuri D. Nagornykh, the former deputy sports minister; Irina Rodionova, the former deputy director of the Center for Sports Preparation; and others mentioned in an affidavit by Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, Russia's former longtime antidoping laboratory chief who blew the whistle on the whole operation.
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IRS whistleblower could be key to the public seeing Trump&aposs tax returnsBut the public may still get a window into the president&aposs closely held financial documents thanks to an employee at the IRS who recently blew the whistle on "inappropriate efforts to influence" the agency&aposs audit of Trump&aposs tax returns.
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Read more: The floodgates are opening as Trump officials publicly defy his orders and more whistleblowers come out of the shadowsBut the public may still get a window into the president's closely held financial documents thanks to an employee at the IRS who recently blew the whistle on "inappropriate efforts to influence" the agency's audit of Trump's tax returns.
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"Up until Ellen Pao blew the whistle on [Kleiner Perkins], they didn't have HR. I would never say HR should be one of your first five hires, however, you should have someone who is familiar not just with legal expertise but people with a moral compass," Leslie Miley, an outspoken diversity and inclusion advocate who currently works at Slack, told Mashable last month.
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On Wednesday, Vanity Fair released the remainder of a post-election email from Bill Pruitt, who served as executive producer on the President-elect's reality series in seasons 1 and 2 and who previously blew the whistle on potentially damning footage of Trump after footage of the the then-candidate, 70, was leaked showing him bragging about allegedly sexually assaulting women.
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"That it is intended to chill employees from engaging in protected whistleblowing is demonstrated by the fact that the directive was issued just days after current and former USCIS employees publicly blew the whistle on significant misconduct, particularly concerning MPP — the Migrant Protection Protocols or 'Remain in Mexico' policy — as well as a new policy ordering the deportation of asylum seekers to Guatemala," the letter stated.
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For every vicious guard, for every Governor Rockefeller, who peddled the lie that prisoners had cut the hostages' throats, there is a Dr. John Edland, the medical examiner who told the truth about who killed the hostages, or a Malcolm Bell, the Wall Street lawyer who, seeking a little adventure, became a special prosecutor, then blew the whistle on how his superiors were thwarting cases against state troopers.
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Read more: Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own staffers blew the whistle on himOn Tuesday, it surfaced that Maguire and the intelligence community inspector general, Michael Atkinson, referred the complaint to the Justice Department for criminal investigation because Atkinson believed Trump may have violated campaign finance laws during his phone call with Zelensky and that the matter posed a threat to US national security.
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Read more: Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own White House staffers blew the whistle on himA memo summarizing the call released by the White House on Wednesday said that after telling Zelensky that "we do a lot" for Ukraine, Trump asked him for "a favor" by investigating both Hunter Biden's business dealings and CrowdStrike, the cybersecurity firm once hired by the Democratic National Committee.
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Former SCL contractor Christopher Wylie blew the whistle on Cambridge Analytica last March, telling *The Guardian* and *The New York Times* that the company misappropriated the data of tens of millions of Facebook users and used it for political purposes during the 2016 presidential election in the US. During the 2016 election, Cambridge Analytica staffers and data scientists worked side by side with President Trump's staff in the campaign's digital headquarters in San Antonio, Texas.
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In the green-carpeted room where the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee interrogated Nix for the second time this year, the audience included Christopher Wylie, the former Cambridge Analytica employee who blew the whistle on the surreptitious harvesting of up to 87 million Facebook users' data; Carole Cadwalladr, the Guardian reporter who broke the story; Shahmir Sanni, another whistleblower who alleges that the Brexit VoteLeave campaign flouted campaign finance laws during the referendum; and David Carroll, an American academic who has filed a legal suit against Cambridge Analytica, seeking access to his personal data file.
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Read more about Trump, Ukraine, and the whistleblower's allegations:Trump is facing the biggest firestorm of his presidency because his own White House staffers blew the whistle on himHere are all the documents that lay out the allegations in the Trump-Ukraine scandalPOLL: Americans support the impeachment inquiry into Trump, but they worry about electoral blowbackThe US's top intelligence watchdog found Trump's conduct so alarming it could expose him to blackmailTrump suggested the whistleblower who filed a complaint against him is guilty of treason, which is punishable by death Whistleblower says White House officials were 'deeply disturbed' by Trump's call with Ukraine's president and worried they 'had witnessed the president abuse his office for personal gain'
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