The whistle-blower as insider has become the whistle-blower as outsider.
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"The whistle-blower should be revealed, because the whistle-blower gave false stories," Mr. Trump told reporters.
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PB Dear Mr. Rosenstein: I write as the spouse of a whistle-blower and a whistle-blower myself.
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But beyond the phone call, what the whistle-blower knows and how the whistle-blower knows it is still mysterious.
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Are "Le Figaro" and Komrade the same person, an extortionist masquerading as a whistle-blower, or perhaps a whistle-blower who dabbles in extortion?
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"The intelligence community whistle-blower followed the advice of legal counsel from the beginning," said Andrew Bakaj, the lead counsel for the whistle-blower.
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Mr. Trump repeatedly referred to the whistle-blower and condemned the news media as "crooked" for reporting on an explosive complaint by the whistle-blower.
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Surely one obvious lesson of the Snowden affair is that Whistle-blower 2.0 does not really belong in the same room as Whistle-blower 1.0.
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The Whistle Blower Protection Act of 1989 demands protection of the whistle-blower and investigation by the inspector general if our national security is in question.
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Congress grills its first witness in Trump's whistle-blower scandal This morning, acting DNI Joseph Maguire answered questions from Congress about the Ukraine whistle-blower complaint.
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"The law and policy supports protection of the identity of the whistle-blower from disclosure and from retaliation," Mark Zaid, a lawyer representing the whistle-blower, has said.
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In August, after learning about the whistle-blower complaint, the Justice Department's criminal division reviewed the whistle-blower complaint and found that there was no violation of campaign finance laws.
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Mr. Bakaj reiterated his position that efforts to focus on the whistle-blower or reveal his identity reflected a "desperation to deflect from the substance of the whistle-blower complaint."
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The Ukraine whistle-blower did everything right For weeks, President Trump and his defenders have attempted to derail the credibility of a whistle-blower who filed a complaint about the president's behavior.
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Mr. Zaid said the official's act of coming forward to the inspector general had secured whistle-blower protections, and it was not clear if the whistle-blower would file a formal complaint.
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"As chief of the S.E.C.'s whistle-blower office, Sean was a tireless advocate for whistle-blowers and the S.E.C.'s whistle-blower program," said Erika A. Kelton, a partner at Phillips & Cohen.
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"I didn't reveal to GSK personnel that I was the whistle-blower because doing so would have placed me in potential physical jeopardy," the whistle-blower wrote in an email to The Times.
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He responds to reports of another whistle blower coming forward.
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Mark Zaid, attorney for the first whistle-blower, said Sunday that he was now representing a second whistle-blower, but that he didn't know if it was the same person identified in The Times's report.
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Joseph Maguire, the acting director of national intelligence, has said the whistle-blower followed the procedures properly, and intelligence officials have informally told their staffs that the anonymity of the whistle-blower should be respected.
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In coming to that conclusion, the Justice Department said the whistle-blower did not have firsthand knowledge of the call, and the intelligence community's inspector general had said the whistle-blower could be politically biased.
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Mr. Rhoades is not the only whistle-blower to come forward.
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Mr. Bakaj and Mr. Zaid represented the intelligence community whistle-blower.
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If you steal classified documents, you can't be a whistle-blower.
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Did the whistle-blower follow protocol the way they should have?
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" — JIMMY FALLON "He says the whistle-blower owes him an apology.
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The following January, Barclays said, another whistle-blower contacted the board.
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Enter Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, a whistle-blower and Nancy Pelosi.
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But the whistle-blower is just the tip of the iceberg.
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Around the same time, the officer filed his whistle-blower complaint.
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The central event in the whistle-blower complaint was that call.
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The tech company employee then turned whistle-blower on Mr. Wertkin.
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"I think the whistle-blower did the right thing," he said.
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In other words, he could not receive a whistle-blower award.
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In Washington, the whistle-blower submitted his report that same day.
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House Democrats plan to bring up a resolution on Wednesday condemning Mr. Trump's reported behavior toward Ukraine and the whistle-blower, and demanding his administration release the whistle-blower complaint — daring Republicans to vote against it.
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In explaining his interpretation of the whistle-blower law, Mr. Engel also noted that Mr. Atkinson had found unspecified indications of "an arguable political bias," suggesting the whistle-blower favored a rival political candidate, the memo said.
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It's possible that the whistle-blower did interact with the vice president.
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Paul Ryan previously suggested the source seems like 'whistle blower-type person.
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The rewritten protocols did not meet FAA standards, the whistle blower complained.
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State Department whistle-blower laws prohibit retaliation against employees following dissent procedures.
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By 2012, though, Mr. Wingo had begun his transition to whistle-blower.
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But how did the brains behind Cambridge Analytica become its whistle-blower?
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Here's what we're watching: • What it takes to be a whistle-blower.
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"I had to get out" after becoming a whistle-blower, he said.
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Mr. Cain and his lawyer say they followed federal whistle-blower rules.
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The intelligence official filed the formal whistle-blower complaint on Aug. 12.
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Around the same time, the officer separately filed the whistle-blower complaint.
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Supporters see him as a whistle-blower who boldly exposed government excess.
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What comes from trying to lead others into identifying the whistle-blower?
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Here are a few: The whistle-blower gets right to the point.
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A whistle-blower whose account has riveted South Koreans says it did.
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He will tell Congress that he is not the unnamed whistle-blower whose complaint sparked what would become the impeachment inquiry now underway, according to the statement, and that he does not know who the whistle-blower is.
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We were honored to represent the whistle-blower, who has smoothly transitioned to new counsel — but we will continue to work, as we have for years, to strengthen the intelligence community whistle-blower system for future whistle-blowers.
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Allowing the whistle-blower to meet with congressional investigators would provide the whistle-blower an opportunity to share at least some details of the complaint he filed, even if the full document is not handed over to Congress.
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Allowing the whistle-blower to meet with congressional investigators would provide the whistle-blower an opportunity to share at least some details of the complaint he filed, even if the full document is not handed over to Congress.
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A $22 million award to an internal whistle-blower at Monsanto announced last week is a good example of the impact an internal whistle-blower can have in showing the S.E.C. where there may be problems inside a company.
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It was only because of a whistle-blower that the information began to emerge, and the military aid to Ukraine was released only after the White House became aware of the whistle-blower and was being pressured by Congress.
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The whistle-blower in the case was a former Genentech employee, Brian Shields.
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The whistle-blower is a C.I.A. officer who has not identified himself publicly.
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I&aposm very interested in what the whistle-blower is going to say.
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HONG KONG — Adopting the mantle of a whistle-blower rarely comes without consequences.
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Still, it was the whistle-blower who took the risks, Mr. Meissner said.
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"This is the busiest whistle-blower docket in the country," Harwell told me.
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"The Whistler" refers to a whistle-blower who secretly calls attention to corruption.
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" And on Twitter, Mr. Wakefield described the film as a "whistle-blower documentary.
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Now that ITT is in bankruptcy, Mr. Graves's whistle-blower experience is instructive.
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The whistle-blower, Tricia Newbold, is a manager in the Personnel Security Office.
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And the bank settled a dispute with a whistle-blower fired over misconduct.
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Mr. Zulu, 21, the whistle-blower, always wanted to be an A.N.C. man.
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She is named in multiple lawsuits claiming wrongful termination and whistle-blower protection.
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The details of a whistle-blower complaint focused on President Trump proved explosive.
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Portions related to the whistle-blower and the Ukraine matter are in bold.
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A whistle-blower now says insurers bilked the system of billions of dollars.
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Naming the alleged whistle-blower is much worse than tearing up a speech.
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And he threatened the whistle-blower, who is protected by law from retribution.
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About the timetable — Congress is going to hear from the whistle-blower himself.
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The president then said the whistle-blower never heard the call in question.
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But one participant in the agency's lauded whistle-blower program isn't so sure.
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But today, a whistle-blower with an iPhone can be a dangerous foe.
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Why hasn't the public heard from the whistle-blower since his initial complaint?
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Except the man he had arranged to meet turned whistle-blower on him.
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For example, Leo thought that "whistle-blower" was an elected position in government.
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The call prompted a whistle-blower complaint that led to the impeachment inquiry.
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A better theory was a disgruntled employee hoping for a whistle-blower reward.
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The whistle-blower investigation, conducted by a respected former federal prosecutor, James G. McGovern, substantiated complaints made under the city's whistle-blower law by the two officials who claimed they were fired or demoted because they objected to Mr. Peters's actions.
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When the whistle-blower approached him and his staff, they did precisely the right thing: They directed the whistle-blower to obtain legal counsel and file the complaint through the appropriate channels laid out in the Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act.
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They have retained a Washington lawyer who specializes in whistle-blower matters, Debra Katz.
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President Trump has frequently criticized the whistle-blower and likened him to a spy.
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Kiki is the lone whistle-blower in a DEA branch that is super passive.
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A whistle-blower sent the ACICS group extensive documentation of the college's sham practices.
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Just as important, not every internal whistle-blower is in it for the money.
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Mr. Thomas left the commission just before its whistle-blower office opened in 2011.
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"I do not bring this whistle-blower to your attention lightly," Mr. Cummings said.
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Ms. Harley has also been named in multiple wrongful termination and whistle blower lawsuits.
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Cries of "hearsay" have dogged the whistle-blower complaint since it first came out.
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The same legal team for the original whistle-blower is also representing the second.
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And, we only know this because a whistle-blower stepped forward and said something.
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Mr. Staley declined to be interviewed for this article, citing the whistle-blower investigation.
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That played a factor in his decision to become a whistle-blower, they said.
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The information provided by the whistle-blower was determined to be urgent and reliable.
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The scandal revolves around efforts by senior officers to smear a police whistle-blower.
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Court documents indicate that the whistle-blower case had been filed in January 2016.
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Vindman, you testified in your deposition that you did not know the whistle-blower.
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But the individual has hired the same legal team as the first whistle-blower.
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We only know about this instance because of leaks about the whistle-blower report.
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The two Senate-confirmed officials were, however, intimately involved in the whistle-blower case.
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It did not say the whistle-blower previously worked for the National Security Council.
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It did not say the whistle-blower previously worked for the National Security Council.
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The whistle-blower report required Congress to investigate the facts and follow the issue.
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But like Ms. Manning, Mr. Snowden acted in the spirit of a whistle-blower.
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Forcelli eventually filed a whistle-blower-retaliation claim against the A.T.F., which was successful.
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He lost a whistle-blower retaliation lawsuit in New York against Siemens in 2013.
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The July 25 call helped trigger a whistle-blower complaint about the pressure wielded by Mr. Trump and Mr. Giuliani against Mr. Zelensky, and the whistle-blower complaint incited the impeachment inquiry into whether Mr. Trump abused his power for political gain.
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Rudolf Elmer, a Swiss banking whistle-blower, is contesting a 14-month suspended jail sentence.
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"He could have gotten all of the protections of being a whistle-blower," she said.
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Mark S. Zaid, a lawyer for the whistle-blower, directly challenged those attacks on Sunday.
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That athlete is Yuliya Stepanova, a brave whistle-blower on organized doping in Russian athletics.
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One of them referred to another outlet's report on the identity of the whistle-blower.
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Keith M. Woodwell, director of the Utah Division of Securities, oversees the whistle-blower program.
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Less than three weeks later, however, a whistle-blower from inside law enforcement phoned Futterman.
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The whistle-blower also asserted that TIAA advisers had been told to exploit customer fears.
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The awards disclosed Monday were the largest ever paid under the S.E.C. whistle-blower program.
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That was the finding of an independent whistle-blower investigation that was disclosed on Thursday.
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He acknowledged some missteps, including misleading comments about his committee's contact with the whistle-blower.
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But that changed in August, when an anonymous C.I.A. officer filed a whistle-blower complaint.
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In the office, we never talked about the whistle-blower—not even during happy hour.
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In France, Falciani looked like a whistle-blower; in Switzerland, he looked like a thief.
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Back to the question of being a whistle-blower yourself: What did you ultimately conclude?
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He released the money after the whistle-blower complaint and after members of Congress intervened.
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In a letter, the Barclays employee pointed to flaws with the bank's whistle-blower procedures.
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Have other such conversations been improperly stashed in the system, as the whistle-blower alleged?
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The anonymous whistle-blower is a C.I.A. officer who once worked at the White House.
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Here's a roundup of our coverage on the whistle-blower complaint and impeachment inquiry. 3.
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The president dismissed the allegations and labeled the whistle-blower, without evidence, a political partisan.
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Rui Pinto ran a website called Football Leaks and won praise as a whistle-blower.
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No. Do I think that any whistle-blower, any single individual, can change the world?
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" On Monday, he publicly wondered about the whistle-blower, "Is he on our Country's side.
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Appropriately, a whistle-blower named Gabriel Thompson, played skillfully by Brent Sexton, takes center stage.
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Yahoo News first reported that the F.B.I. was seeking to speak with the whistle-blower.
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The F.B.I. might also have wanted to learn about threats made against the whistle-blower.
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Regulator Can't Give Whistle-Blower Money Away | Since its whistle-blower program began in 2011, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has spent more on administrative costs than it has paid out in bounties, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of the agency's data.
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A claim that the whistle-blower colluded with Mr. Biden to file a report is baseless — as are other claims that whistle-blower rules were secretly changed to allow a complaint based on "hearsay" and that the whistle-blower's lawyers are all left-leaning.
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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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The most recent of which centered on allegations of unlawful whistle-blower mistreatment in early 2017.
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The memo found that the interference alleged by the whistle-blower did not meet that standard.
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Little is known about the whistle-blower other than that he is a career C.I.A. analyst.
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On source of information: "To me this looks nothing like a whistle blower case," said Schiff.
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On Wednesday morning, Donald Trump Jr. tweeted out an article purporting to name the whistle-blower.
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Letter From Europe LONDON — A Russian whistle-blower seeking refuge in Britain dies in bizarre circumstances.
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Among those fleeing Russia recently is Grigory Rodchenkov, a whistle-blower in Russia's sports doping scandal.
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Utah is the other state with a whistle-blower program aimed at identifying securities law violations.
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"If you're a whistle-blower outside the US, you may be at extreme risk," he explains.
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The I.A.A.F. has approved an application from the whistle-blower Yuliya Stepanova, a middle-distance runner.
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In 2012, for instance, Alexander Perepilichnyy, a whistle-blower financier, died near his home outside London.
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Then, in January 2018, a whistle-blower complaint came to the attention of the company's board.
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Darlene Ruffin, an employee turned whistle-blower, told state investigators that she saw bruising every day.
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It alerted prosecutors to possible wrongdoing by Mr. Ghosn based on allegations from a whistle-blower.
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The whistle-blower was a fellow officer who called the Internal Affairs Bureau with a tip.
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McGovern's findings are being treated in accordance with the guidelines of the city's whistle-blower law.
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But the whistle-blower complaint renewed questions about whether some of his freelance proposals were inappropriate.
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Here's what we know so far about the whistle-blower complaint that set off this controversy.
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A whistle-blower said advisers improperly restricted access to a record of President Trump's Ukraine call.
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That call was a critical piece of the whistle-blower complaint that prompted the impeachment inquiry.
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Julian, why did Republicans make the whistle-blower part of their approach to questioning Colonel Vindman?
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The president stuck to form on Sunday evening in trying to dismiss the new whistle-blower.
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Opinion Columnist There's so much we don't know about the whistle-blower complaint concerning President Trump.
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The whistle blower paperwork is overwhelming and I still need to run the BSL-229 laboratory.
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He also said he wanted to "interview" the whistle-blower at the center of the controversy.
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And he might not have found himself under investigation if not for a second whistle-blower.
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The whistle-blower described an attempt to "lock down" evidence of Trump's betrayal of his country.
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The accounting firm said it had learned of the matter from a whistle-blower in February.
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In another arc we saw an engineer's personal journey from project pitchman to plant whistle-blower.
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WASHINGTON — More than five years ago, an unusual whistle-blower approached Congress: a Syrian military photographer.
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I didn't think of myself as a whistle-blower but I guess, I guess I am.
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"I think what Jackie Speier said is right: The whistle-blower basically has third-hand information."
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But late Tuesday, the White House and intelligence officials were working on a deal to allow the whistle-blower to speak to Congress and potentially even share a redacted version of the complaint in the coming days, after the whistle-blower expressed interest in talking to lawmakers.
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In 2016, he tried to unmask a whistle-blower who had criticized one of his senior hires.
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For example, it did an episode about NSA whistle-blower before anyone knew the name Edward Snowden.
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But the truth is that the whistle-blower could have been Joe Biden himself at this point.
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The sites said they would delete posts that include the purported name of the Ukraine whistle-blower.
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Word of the whistle-blower complaint had also reached the top echelons of the National Security Council.
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Also: The Ukraine whistle-blower should testify in person; New York bans foie gras; the "Joker" staircase.
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Some were meeting the whistle-blower for the first time and still seemed a bit star-struck.
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They arrested top executives and corporate detectives the company had hired to track down the whistle-blower.
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Bradley Manning — as a traitor, many open-government advocates consider her a whistle-blower and a hero.
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Curious about what the life of the National Security Agency whistle-blower Edward J. Snowden looks like?
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The Run-Up As a whistle-blower, Merrell Williams Jr.'s character and motives were hardly pure.
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The question for the justices was who qualified as a whistle-blower entitled to protection from retaliation.
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On Wednesday, he sued the bank and his former manager, alleging that they violated whistle-blower laws.
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A whistle-blower lawsuit involving the Police Department that cost his town $1.1 million further motivated him.
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After Mr. Magaqa's death, Mr. Zulu, the whistle-blower now in hiding, loudly condemned corruption in Umzimkhulu.
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That call is part of a whistle-blower complaint that led Democrats to begin an impeachment inquiry.
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The whistle-blower had an intermediary share his allegations with Ms. Elwood before he approached Mr. Atkinson.
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With the whistle-blower investigations hanging over him, he was determined to focus on Barclays's core business.
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A whistle-blower complaint said that federal health workers were sent into quarantine areas unprotected and unprepared.
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Such a complaint is lodged through a formal process intended to protect a whistle-blower from retaliation.
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But the two people said the whistle-blower complaint went beyond Mr. Trump's comments to Mr. Zelensky.
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They never activated that theory, since he released the aid after the whistle-blower filed his complaint.
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Which should make us all the more grateful for Yovanovitch, Vindman, Taylor, Kent and the whistle-blower.
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Thomas A. Drake, a former N.S.A. official turned whistle-blower, says that, running ThinThread after the Sept.
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Today's struggle over the whistle-blower may be remembered as a central battle in that epic confrontation.
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Already the Justice Department has declined to intervene in some smaller whistle-blower cases with similar allegations.
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The D.N.I. staff — the D.N.I., director of national intelligence — shall provide Congress the full whistle-blower complaint.
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Mr. Trump had ordered Vice President Mike Pence to skip the inauguration, the whistle-blower complaint said.
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The revelations about the whistle-blower complaint plunged the issue into the center of the political debate.
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I wouldn't mind a long process, because I'd like to see the whistle-blower — who's a fraud.
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Republicans continue to press witnesses about whether they spoke to people who could be the whistle-blower.
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The settlement provided Ms. Graber personally with a $4.9 million bounty under the federal whistle-blower law.
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The whistle blower Grigory Rodchenkov, the former leader of Moscow's antidoping lab, exposed the corruption in 2015.
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They don't appear to be the least bit troubled by a stunning report from a whistle-blower.
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Although neither the Intelligence Community Whistleblower Protection Act of 1998 nor related statutes explicitly give a whistle-blower the right to anonymity, some lawyers and experts have said exposing the identity of a whistle-blower could expose them to retribution or be tantamount to trying to intimidate a witness.
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They include Aetna, Humana, and WellCare, which whistle blower Benjamin Poehling, the former UNH executive, has also sued.
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In February Mr Kenny mishandled the latest twist in the saga of a police whistle-blower, Maurice McCabe.
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How about rewards, creating a reward system for people - - INGRAHAM: I like that, for a former whistle-blower.
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Last month, an account from a whistle-blower of that conversation prompted the Democrats to launch the inquiry.
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A name believed by some to be the whistle-blower has been shared thousands of times on Facebook.
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President Trump, and his supporters, have called for the name of the whistle-blower to be made public.
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And Yahoo News obtained threatening voicemails, emails and social media notes left for lawyers of the whistle-blower.
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Narrator: In September, after a whistle-blower complaint surfaced, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi opened a formal impeachment inquiry.
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By the time the video surfaced, Glaxo already had its suspicions about the identity of the whistle-blower.
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The monetary award was the first given under that state's whistle-blower program aimed at securities law violators.
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Without robust whistle-blower programs, bank regulators are like beat cops who don't have a working 911 system.
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That disturbing detail was something that the whistle-blower looking at the soundless dashcam video couldn't have known.
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The FT notes that Deutsche Bank doesn't expect a fine, suggesting that it acted as a whistle-blower.
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Mr. Siedle has been briefed on the TIAA whistle-blower complaint and the former employees who brought it.
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But the whistle-blower report undermined that support, including the allegations that Mr. Peters had misled the Council.
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Ms. Coleman filed a whistle-blower complaint and an independent investigator was hired to look into the allegations.
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Stanger argues that before 2015 Snowden was a leaker, but that after 19963 he was a whistle-blower.
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They stressed that Mr. Albury was trying to be a whistle-blower, not put the country in danger.
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A second official is weighing whether to file his own whistle-blower complaint on President Trump's Ukraine dealings.
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Feeling he was being bullied into an unfair deal with Mr. Howe, he filed federal whistle-blower claims.
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First, this charge against Trump began with an independent whistle-blower — an intelligence officer, aided by other insiders.
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House investigators have arranged to meet privately with the whistle-blower, although a date has not been set.
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The whistle-blower wrote a memo describing an official who heard the call as "visibly shaken" by it.
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The House has issued more subpoenas and a second person is now being protected as a whistle-blower.
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"Every time there's another whistle-blower in the news, people want to ask me about it," he said.
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Americans must focus on the content of the whistle-blower complaint, which the White House has not denied.
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Details of a secret whistle-blower complaint that is said to be about President Trump continue to unravel.
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We're covering a major U.S. policy shift in Syria and a second whistle-blower in the impeachment inquiry.
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The Trump administration had blocked Mr. Atkinson from sharing the whistle-blower complaint with lawmakers but later relented.
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A second whistle-blower, said to have firsthand knowledge about the president's dealings with Ukraine, has come forward.
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The department is joining a whistle-blower suit filed earlier by a former UnitedHealth finance director, Benjamin Poehling.
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Nowhere does he allege, nor does he know if, any of them are the so-called 'whistle-blower.
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A World Anti-Doping Agency report outlines how Russia fabricated evidence to try to discredit a whistle-blower.
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That's a reminder of the courage that Yovanovitch, Alexander Vindman and, above all, the whistle-blower have shown.
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In the first interview since his allegations were made public, the whistle-blower, Benjamin Poehling of Bloomington, Minn.
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Mr. Barr learned of the whistle-blower complaint in mid-August, not long after it was formally filed.
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Mr. Trump spoke as the acting director of national intelligence was testifying before Congress about the whistle-blower.
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In ordinary parlance, a whistle-blower can be someone who speaks out publicly or provides information to journalists.
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"He didn't get severance solely because he participated in the S.E.C.'s whistle-blower program," Mr. Meissner said.
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It cited Chicago State's frequent turnover in leadership, accusations of financial mismanagement, whistle-blower lawsuits and academic underperformance.
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The F.B.I. contacted lawyers for the whistle-blower and did not use his name in making the request.
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That call was at the center of the whistle-blower complaint that led to the current impeachment inquiry.
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And, Mr. Staley himself is facing an inquiry by regulators over his handling of a whistle-blower complaint.
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The company also agreed to establish a whistle-blower system that would allow employees to report unethical behavior.
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"As the acting D.N.I. testified last week, the law and policy supports protection of the identity of the whistle-blower from disclosure and from retaliation," Mark Zaid, the lawyer for the whistle-blower, said Monday, referring to the acting director of national intelligence, in response to Mr. Trump's most recent comments.
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Mark Zaid, a lawyer for the whistle-blower, said career officials who suffered in silence finally had a voice.
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Officers said the city's inability to hold officers accountable for misconduct made them wary of making whistle-blower complaints.
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Supporters praise her as a whistle-blower, but her critics insist she put American and allied lives at risk.
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But the Justice Department opinion, whistle-blower groups said, gives the White House an effective veto on congressional oversight.
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POMPEO: So, you just gave me a report about a I.C. whistle-blower complaint, none of which I've seen.
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The government's case was based on a whistle-blower complaint originally brought by Edward O'Donnell, a former Countrywide executive.
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Videos discussing the identity of the whistle-blower have been watched by hundreds of thousands of people on YouTube.
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Grigory Rodchenkov, the former director of the Moscow lab that tested thousands of Russian Olympians, has turned whistle-blower.
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They drove to the office of the sports official, where Yuliya Stepanova began her career as a whistle-blower.
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But the real reason, according to internal documents, is that Ms. Shi is suspected of being the whistle-blower.
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The person said Glaxo had erroneously blamed Ms. Shi for the emails and never found the actual whistle-blower.
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With whistle-blower programs like the one at the S.E.C., more banking violations would be detected and stopped sooner.
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Yes, he's a con man, but he is also effectively acting as a whistle-blower on other people's cons.
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The whistle-blower Yuliya Stepanova, a middle-distance runner, had doped under the Russian system and served a ban.
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An earlier version of a web summary with this article misstated the name of the Cambridge Analytica whistle-blower.
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While being hailed as a whistle-blower by many, Mr. Pinto's past conduct has raised questions about his motives.
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There were also whistle-blower complaints filed with the S.E.C. about undisclosed thefts and drug dealing in a factory.
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The same year a whistle-blower alerted top management, but the bank took another couple of months to react.
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And they should do it by letting the nonpolitical whistle-blower and the other civil servants take the lead.
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An earlier version of this editorial misstated when Joel Clement, an Interior Department official, filed a whistle-blower complaint.
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His lawyers are also representing the first whistle-blower, and say that both are now legally protected from retaliation.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump has for weeks sought to unmask the whistle-blower who shed light on his Ukraine dealings.
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"My responsibility was to get you the whistle-blower letter and get the other information released," Mr. Maguire said.
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I asked my colleague Julian Barnes, who covers the C.I.A., about the repeated references to the whistle-blower today.
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JULIAN: The whistle-blower, in their view, is at the furthest remove: He doesn't work in the White House.
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In successful False Claims Act cases, where the government ultimately recovers money, the original whistle-blower receives a portion.
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At the Treasury Department, civil servants are quietly gathering information about whistle-blower protections as they polish their résumés.
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Mr. Azar said he had been unaware of the concerns raised in the whistle-blower complaint before this week.
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Volkswagen is required to establish a stronger whistle-blower system, and ensure that employees believe they can use it.
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Mr. Giuliani framed the news of the new whistle-blower on Sunday as a political hit on the president.
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Mr. Maguire initially blocked the whistle-blower complaint from being forwarded to Congress, following the guidance of administration lawyers.
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More recently, the President denounced the whistle-blower in the Ukraine case, who has subsequently received many death threats.
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Mr. Trump attacked the whistle-blower on Friday as partisan while defending his conversations with foreign leaders as appropriate.
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First she had students read a story about the whistle-blower, as well as several viewpoints on the inquiry.
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"The whistle-blower shouldn't even be part of the equation, now that the information is out there," says Kiriakou.
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That half-hour call has already led to a whistle-blower complaint, an impeachment inquiry, and a congressional hearing.
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We know about Trump's entreaty to have Ukraine interfere in our upcoming election only because of the whistle-blower.
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As is not uncommon with whistle-blower cases, the three employees did not have entirely clean slates at Prudential.
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Mr. Wertkin had arranged to provide a secret document in a whistle-blower case for a $310,000 consulting fee.
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The leak was archetypal: It earned him both notoriety as a historic whistle-blower and a life in exile.
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Finally, he said that his research covered the period before the S.E.C.'s whistle-blower program was in place.
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Any leak by any source — Russian agent or citizen whistle-blower — poses a similar set of quandaries for reporters.
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The whistle-blower, and the untold thousands of Chinese Muslims suffering under the yoke of Mr. Xi, deserve that.
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Even before the latest whistle-blower complaint about the US president and Ukraine, Pompeo himself was reportedly the subject of another whistle-blower complaint to Congress that he and his wife were abusing the privilege of his security detail, dispatching diplomatic security agents to pick up Chinese food and even their dog.
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"We have a tremendous table of evidence before us that fills in all of the principal, material questions that were raised by the whistle-blower," said Representative Jamie Raskin, Democrat of Maryland, referring to an anonymous C.I.A. whistle-blower whose complaint about Mr. Trump's actions toward Ukraine helped prompt the impeachment inquiry.
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In exchange for the whistle-blower, Moreno's government would get concessions like debt relief from Washington, according to the Times.
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The chief executive revealed that a whistle-blower had passed information to Nissan's auditors who then began a wider investigation.
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At a campaign rally in Dallas last week, he demanded four times to know who the original whistle-blower is.
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That whistle-blower is a C.I.A. officer who seems to be, like many of those testifying, a career civil servant.
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In Season 1, Leto interviewed NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden, former Vice President Al Gore and American artist Jeff Koons.
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Facebook and YouTube said they would block attempts to name the whistle-blower who set in motion the impeachment inquiry.
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Earlier in the week, Instagram had blocked searches for the last name being circulated, or for the hashtag #whistle-blower.
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Sharing the potential identity of the whistle-blower also helps bring together people with like-minded views, said Ms. Donovan.
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The Times has reported that the whistle-blower was a C.I.A. officer and has referred to him with masculine pronouns.
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" The relative goes on to say that "somebody should investigate" and then asks: "How do I become a whistle-blower.
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So take a tip from Uber whistle-blower Susan J. Fowler and former FBI director James Comey: Write everything down.
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Air traffic controllers at a Florida station have been non-compliant with FAA safety standards, according to a whistle blower.
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They created a dossier on the suspected whistle-blower, searching for motives and ties to high-ranking officials or regulators.
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He presented himself as a whistle-blower and mainstream Republican who had been bullied and eventually fired for his beliefs.
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Spokespeople for the Department of Homeland Security did not respond to requests for comment on the physicians' whistle-blower letter.
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He was a whistle-blower who assailed President Vladimir V. Putin in public, accusing him of running a gangster state.
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Christopher Wylie, the Cambridge Analytica whistle-blower, brought Canada into a story that's drawn intense scrutiny to Facebook this week.
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And some organizations, including left-leaning groups, have criticized the raid, saying Mr. Cain should have enjoyed whistle-blower protections.
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At least seven former college employees are suing the school over their 2016 firings, some calling for whistle-blower protection.
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The whistle-blower protection law applicable to intelligence agencies, enacted 20 years after FISA, tries to split the same difference.
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" Senator Mitt Romney pronounced the phone call "deeply troubling," while Senator Ben Sasse called the whistle-blower complaint "very troubling.
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I want to know who's the person that gave the whistle-blower the information, because that's close to a spy.
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The C.I.A. is providing protection to the whistle-blower, who is an agency employee continuing to work on intelligence matters.
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That fact was included in an anonymous whistle-blower complaint about the Ukraine matter that helped prompt the impeachment inquiry.
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His main targets have been the whistle-blower and Representative Adam B. Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee.
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On September 26, the House Intelligence Committee held a hearing to investigate a whistle-blower complaint against President Donald Trump.
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And its chief executive, James E. Staley, is being investigated in Britain over an effort to identify a whistle-blower.
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The conversation is said to be part of a whistle-blower complaint that the Trump administration has withheld from Congress.
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And maybe the whistle-blower complaint will be every bit as damningly dispositive about Trump's conduct as his detractors expect.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "And I, I for one am just shocked this is the first whistle-blower complaint Trump has had.
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Of course, we should remember that Hookers for Jesus was just one of two groups mentioned by the whistle-blower.
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THE COMPANY KEEPS TRYING TO ERASE THE PURPORTED NAME OF THE IMPEACHMENT WHISTLE-BLOWER, BUT THAT TOO IS STILL THERE.
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The school has repeatedly cleared him of accusation of falsifying data, but he now he faces new whistle-blower accusations.
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She said that she reports only on frauds that she can confirm, often through financial evidence from a whistle-blower.
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The Supreme Court upheld the whistle-blower provisions of the law in 2000, in an opinion by Justice Antonin Scalia.
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And the Securities and Exchange Commission, as part of the 23 Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul, has a whistle-blower program.
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Ms. Pelosi's calculations — and public opinion — shifted abruptly in September, when the C.IA. whistle-blower arrived on the House's doorstep.
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This does require the whistle-blower to be conversant with the right technological solutions to be able to cover their tracks.
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Rothman, who worked as a segment director, is suing for false imprisonment, emotional distress, whistle blower retaliation and wrongful constructive termination.
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Fans decried persecution of a brave whistle-blower, and what seemed vindictively harsh treatment, including nearly a year of solitary confinement.
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Without a mole or whistle-blower lurking in the depths of a wayward polling firm, herding is virtually impossible to prove.
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Nearly a month ago, he complained in a tweet that his administration could not "interview & learn everything about" the whistle-blower.
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Most whistle blower protection laws require you to report any suspected retaliation within 30 days in order to preserve your rights.
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In Washington Bill Binney who served more than 30 years as an Intel official with the NSA before turning whistle blower.
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They include Hunter Biden, Mr. Biden's son, as well as the anonymous whistle-blower whose complaint kick-started the impeachment inquiry.
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Its froth is noticed in the rise in whistle-blower claims by corporate gatekeepers such as inside counsel and compliance officers.
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The Office of Special Counsel, an agency that investigates whistle-blower complaints, later worked with the T.S.A. to rescind the reassignment.
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That was the same call that prompted a C.I.A. employee to file the whistle-blower complaint that ignited the impeachment inquiry.
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The F.B.I. stormed the Belles to collect the messages of Daniel Ellsberg, the whistle-blower who leaked the Pentagon Papers. Mrs.
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Never mind that the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco recently paid out $2 million to settle a whistle-blower case.
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"WADA is in the process of developing a whistle-blower policy to clarify what it can and cannot do," he wrote.
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By this point, the Games in Pyeongchang were in full swing, and Rodchenkov had reverted from whistle-blower to sports nut.
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After Watts was arrested, Spalding and her colleague Daniel Echeverria had filed a whistle-blower lawsuit against the Chicago Police Department.
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It would be a shame if it took a new whistle-blower to force what should be a continuing, vigorous debate.
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January 2013 The whistle-blower sends a 5,200-word email to the Glaxo chairman, senior executives and the company's outside auditor.
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Internally, the whistle-blower allegations were dismissed as a "smear campaign," according to a confidential company report obtained by The Times.
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There are indications that Ms. Shi was not the whistle-blower, and that there may have been more than one person.
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This case showed that the whistle-blower disclosure process can work, although there is much to be done to reinforce it.
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And they enjoy strong whistle-blower protections to safeguard their ability to speak out if they witness wrongdoing within the government.
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Foster's complaint to the independent Office of Special Counsel, a federal whistle-blower agency, unsubstantiated last week in a Twitter post.
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The whistle-blower, Mr. Cummings said, is willing to meet with Mr. Gowdy if he agrees to protect the person's identity.
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Separately, scores of federations are analyzing data that WADA investigators provided after a whistle-blower gave it to the antidoping agency.
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Mr. Peters has publicly said that he accepted the recommendations in the whistle-blower report, including the reinstatement of Ms. Coleman.
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Which is why Trump and his defenders have spent so much time trying to discredit the steps the whistle-blower took.
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""The whistle-blower said terrible things about the call, but he then — I then found out he was secondhand and thirdhand.
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Now, The New York Times is reporting that a second whistle-blower in the Ukraine saga is considering filing a complaint.
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The early account by the future whistle-blower shows how determined he was to make known his allegations against Mr. Trump.
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The Continental Congress passed the world's first whistle-blower protection legislation in 1778 in an effort to keep American elites honest.
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On Tuesday, Charles Grassley, the Republican who leads the Senate Finance Committee, issued a statement in support of the whistle-blower.
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Mr. Schiff never saw any part of the complaint or knew precisely what the whistle-blower would deliver, Mr. Boland said.
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The future whistle-blower went to Mr. Schiff's committee after he grew concerned about the first investigation he had touched off.
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By the time the whistle-blower filed his complaint, Mr. Schiff and his staff knew at least vaguely what it contained.
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The alleged whistle-blower behind the "Afghan Files" documents, a former military lawyer, has already identified himself and is facing charges.
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Since the original F.B.I. request, the issue of interviewing the whistle-blower has become more fraught and entangled in partisan politics.
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Representatives for Mr. Grassley and Mr. Wyden declined to comment on the meeting with the whistle-blower, citing taxpayer privacy laws.
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JULIAN: Republicans are clearly not going to go so far as to identify the whistle-blower themselves in these public hearings.
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One career civil servant after another has testified to the same facts confirming the whistle-blower complaint that triggered this investigation.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "But Trump tweeted he wants to meet the whistle-blower in person, however their identity and whereabouts are unknown.
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It was there that, a decade later, a whistle-blower contacted state officials and relatives with accusations of abuse and neglect.
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The NSA, after all, has been doing something like it for years, according to the leaks of whistle-blower Edward Snowden.
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He added that the government seemed to be trying to delay so that the two whistle-blower lawsuits could go first.
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But the combination of these Congressional responses has already forced Mr. Trump to deliver the whistle-blower complaint to Capitol Hill.
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This intensifying furor is putting pressure on the legal rules for whistle-blower complaints filed by members of the intelligence community.
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Mr. Baskin added that whistle-blower cases "are very enigmatic, very difficult to prove," something OSHA has struggled with for years.
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Chief Justice Roberts rejected Mr. Paul's question, which featured the name of the person widely believed to be the whistle-blower.
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Patrick Philbin, a deputy counsel to Mr. Trump, tried to cast doubt on the motives and background of the whistle-blower.
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He invites her to lunch, hoping to get material for a raw, gritty BuzzFeed: Culture profile of the infamous whistle-blower.
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The allegations of questionable payments to two companies came after whistle-blower complaints prompted AirAsia's board to order a forensic audit.
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The Republicans will be allowed to call their witnesses as well that probably include Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, the whistle-blower.
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Federal and state whistle-blower programs that award bounties to individuals providing tips about corporate fraud have grown in recent years.
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Mr. Thompson's report indicated that the company has more work to do to ensure that the whistle-blower program is effective.
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Separately, the task force recommended new whistle-blower protections for officers who help internal investigations or raise concerns about colleagues' conduct.
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According to another senior Democratic official with the Intelligence Committee, the committee "started developing a potential framework for an investigation" of Trump and Ukraine as far back as June — before the whistle-blower first approached an Intelligence Committee aide, who recommended that the whistle-blower get a lawyer and bring the matter to the attention of an inspector general.
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Mr. Atkinson has also raised a broader concern with the Justice Department's notion that the director of national intelligence can proclaim that a complaint, filed in the "urgent concern" process, falls outside its scope: It suggests that the current whistle-blower has no legal protections from reprisal, and could deter future whistle-blower complaints, as well.
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The ability of British citizens to avail themselves of American whistle-blower laws "is a great example of how the global economy opens up opportunities for whistle-blowers from around the world to point out fraud against the U.S. government," said Mary Inman, who arrived in London in July to start Constantine Cannon's whistle-blower practice in Europe.
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The scale of Russia's doping scheme was revealed after Grigory Rodchenkov, the former head of its antidoping laboratory, became a whistle-blower.
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Edward Snowden, NSA whistle-blower Malkia Cyril, Founder of the Center for Media Justice, cofounder of Media Action Grassroots Network October 2018.
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Brady and his wife/concussion whistle-blower Gisele were out celebrating Dia dos Namorados -- the Brazilian equivalent to Valentine's Day on Monday.
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The Justice Department has joined one whistle-blower suit that says Stevens-Henager recruiters were illegally awarded bonuses for signing up students.
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"The company got fined and some money changed hands, but that's not the answer," the whistle-blower said in a telephone interview.
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The couple's detailed accusations set off a series of investigations and additional whistle-blower accounts that have caused turmoil in global sports.
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When, in January, 26.4, a prospective whistle-blower named Benjamin Poehling contacted Inman's law firm, Inman instantly understood what his allegations meant.
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According to meeting notes obtained by The Times, they discussed the emails, the sex video and Ms. Shi, the suspected whistle-blower.
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The previous record for a CFTC whistle-blower was an award of more than $10 million in March 2016, the agency said.
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A judge ruled in favor of a whistle-blower claim brought against Penn State by the former assistant football coach Mike McQueary.
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"The legal department conducted an exhaustive investigation of the matters Mr. Katzman raised in accordance with our whistle-blower policy," he said.
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He was also wrapped up in a scandal known as the Basternak affair, much of which was exposed by a whistle-blower.
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The whistle-blower, Alexander Perepilichny, 44, had been in apparent good health before collapsing during his run in Weybridge, southwest of London.
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Mr. Cain had provided copies of the F.B.I. files to the Justice Department inspector general as part of a whistle-blower complaint.
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And this month, its American chief executive, James E. Staley, received a relatively small fine for trying to uncover a whistle-blower.
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But underneath the increasingly large pile of misinformation, misinterpretation, and outright fabrication sits one simple truth: The whistle-blower did nothing wrong.
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"The whistle-blower stated on the form that he or she possessed both firsthand and other information," the office said on Monday.
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Brittany Kaiser came out as a whistle-blower, too, a week after Wylie did; her book, "Targeted," is aggrieved and self-pitying.
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Lawmakers are finalizing arrangements to talk to the first whistle-blower, who may be able to provide additional information or investigative leads.
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If you doubt this, look at what happened when one courageous whistle-blower stepped forward to reveal President Trump's Ukrainian extortion scheme.
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He came under investigation by British banking regulators after trying to unmask a whistle-blower who criticized one of his senior hires.
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Nevertheless, the use of the system has come under scrutiny after the unclassified version of the whistle-blower complaint was made public.
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Mr. Eisenberg also had a role in conducting a preliminary inquiry into the allegations, well before the whistle-blower complaint was filed.
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A spokeswoman for the acting director of national intelligence, Joseph Maguire, said that protecting the whistle-blower was his office's highest priority.
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Dean Baquet, the executive editor of The New York Times, said The Times was right to publish information about the whistle-blower.
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"This person appears to have followed the whistle-blower protection laws and ought to be heard out and protected," Senator Grassley said.
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Michael Atkinson, the intelligence community's inspector general, deserves credit for the way he fought to get the whistle-blower complaint to Congress.
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It's not every day that a whistle-blower in the intelligence community files a complaint about the president of the United States.
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Yesterday: Mr. Trump denounced the whistle-blower, Mr. Schiff and the news media during two increasingly angry appearances at the White House.
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As days went on, internet rumors circulated that the case was tied to his alleged role as a flu vaccine whistle-blower.
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The whistle-blower had filed a complaint accusing Treasury Department officials of improperly interfering with the handling of President Trump's tax returns.
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The F.B.I. tried to interview the anonymous whistle-blower who helped ignite the impeachment inquiry, several people familiar with the matter said.
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And whistle-blower protections provide federal (and some state) scientists with an additional safety net to report unethical suppression of scientific information.
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An unnamed whistle-blower had filed a complaint, based on a phone call between Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky, the President of Ukraine.
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The bank's CEO, Jes Staley, is being investigated by regulators regarding his individual conduct after he attempted to identify a whistle blower.
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The board hired an outside law firm to investigate the handling of the whistle-blower episode and reported the results to regulators.
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Did they, as the whistle-blower claims, at some point become concerned about Mr. Giuliani's work and seek to "contain the damage"?
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The whistle-blower affair probably involves malfeasance by high government officials, quite possibly President Trump, that in some way threatens national security.
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While the whistle-blower has an expectation of confidentiality from the inspector general, some lawyers warn that it is not always absolute.
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The president said he "deserved" to meet his accuser who filed a formal whistle-blower complaint after a call with Ukraine's leader.
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Her death came just over two weeks after a stage play based on her experience as a whistle-blower opened in London.
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Perhaps his media-abetted role as a whistle-blower was merely a counterintuitive (because it was so public) new form of cover.
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Republicans have asked for two in particular: Representative Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, and the anonymous whistle-blower.
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Schiff himself said Tuesday that the whistle-blower—whose identity remains unknown, even to Maguire—could testify as early as this week.
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In September, the disclosure of Trump's request by a whistle-blower led Nancy Pelosi, the House Speaker, to launch the impeachment inquiry.
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Nissan said Monday that a whistle-blower had passed information over Ghosn and Kelly to Nissan's auditors who then began a wider investigation.
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The package includes reviewing sales commissions, supporting whistle-blower employees and black-listing individuals for poor conduct, the Australian Bankers Association (ABA) said.
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Separately, the Times editorial board analyzed the whistle-blower complaint against Mr. Trump and found that nearly all of it had been corroborated.
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The inquiry itself began in response to a whistle-blower who raised alarms about the administration's efforts to pressure Ukraine for political purposes.
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It begins as a whistle-blower drama about a young lawyer determined to expose and prosecute the crimes of Mr. Hopkins's evil plutocrat.
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Whistle blower, law breaker -- KURTZ: Is it Daniel Ellsberg, you know, leaking the Pentagon paper, or is it somebody with a political agenda?
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Remember all this as we hear Trump's defenders try to divert attention to the whistle-blower, to Hunter Biden or to anything else.
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On Instagram, photographs purporting to show the whistle-blower with a number of public figures from the Democratic Party were also widely shared.
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But Mr. Snowden, the whistle-blower who set this reform in motion with his disclosures, is persona non grata in the nation's capital.
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The whistle-blower claim validated Mr. Sparks's claims of retaliation, but did not lead to an investigation of his complaint about questionable spending.
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And the company's practices in the area were the subject of a whistle-blower submission to the Securities and Exchange Commission last July.
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In fact, she was dismissed because the company believed she was the whistle-blower, according to confidential corporate documents obtained by The Times.
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The whistle-blower Yuliya Stepanova, an 800-meter runner, was initially approved but was eventually barred because of her own history of doping.
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Based on what the whistle-blower said, Rubio concluded that "the State Department got a very slow start" in responding to the threat.
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"Vigano presented himself as a whistle blower," said John Thavis, who was the Rome bureau chief for Catholic News Service at the time.
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A payment of $4.5 million to an employee who threatened to be a whistle-blower — and an additional $123 million to his lawyer.
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The Mueller report has been released, but we will most likely never see the fully unredacted report unless a whistle-blower leaks it.
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Les Stuta — the second A.N.C. whistle-blower whose life is in danger, according to the Public Protector — was in the group as well.
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She then filed a whistle-blower complaint, which led to the appointment of an independent investigator: James G. McGovern, a former federal prosecutor.
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"None of the legal team saw the complaint until it was publicly released by Congress," whistle-blower lawyer Mark Zaid told ABC News.
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Barely six months after he delivered the report, it had already faded into the mists of Trumpiana: post-Sean Spicer, pre-whistle-blower.
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In addition, the Justice Department declined to open a criminal investigation or appoint a special prosecutor in response to the whistle-blower complaint.
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In addition, the Justice Department declined to open a criminal investigation or appoint a special prosecutor in response to the whistle-blower complaint.
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But he refused to give up his fight and filed whistle-blower claims purporting to show tax fraud at Old Hill, documents show.
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Intelligence officials are covered by a different law, the Intelligence Community Whistle-Blower Protection Act, which Congress passed in 1998 and later amended.
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Intelligence officials are covered by a different law, the Intelligence Community Whistle-Blower Protection Act, which Congress passed in 1998 and later amended.
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The Washington Post reported earlier on Thursday that the complaint implicated at least one Treasury Department political appointee and interviewed the whistle-blower.
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The House staff member, following the committee's procedures, suggested the officer find a lawyer to advise him and file a whistle-blower complaint.
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" In response to Graham's tirade, Senate president pro tempore Chuck Grassley issued a statement demanding the whistle-blower be "heard out and protected.
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The whistle-blower did not check a box indicating that he had spoken to Congress or one of its committees about his allegations.
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Over the weekend, we learned that a new whistle-blower with "firsthand knowledge" has provided information related to President Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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Administration officials were also said to be working on a deal to allow the whistle-blower to file the complaint to congressional investigators.
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According to a whistle-blower complaint about Mr. Trump's efforts, Mr. Volker had advised Ukrainian officials on how to "navigate" the president's demands.
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The term "whistle-blower" owes its origin to a 19th-century English toolmaker named Joseph Hudson, the inventor of referee and police whistles.
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At the top of his agenda, he said, is interviewing the whistle-blower and examining the roles of Mr. Giuliani and Mr. Barr.
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Mr. Trump and his allies have taken aim at the credibility of the original whistle-blower by noting that he had secondhand knowledge.
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News of a whistle-blower complaint about Mr. Trump's July 25 phone call with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine changed all of that.
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She was fresh off an Oscar win for her work on "Citizenfour," which focuses on Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency whistle-blower.
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But they certainly would like someone else to identify the whistle-blower, whether a mainstream media outlet or a government official in testimony.
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What were the two contradictory statements Mr. Mulvaney said after the whistle-blower complaint reached Congress and the aid was released to Ukraine?
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Stepanova is the whistle-blower who was cleared by the I.A.A.F. but was denied entry into the Olympics by the International Olympic Committee.
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UnitedHealth Group bilked Medicare out of perhaps billions of dollars by making people look sicker than they were, a whistle-blower suit says.
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The House Intelligence Committee privately questioned Michael Atkinson, the intelligence community watchdog who received the whistle-blower complaint that spurred the impeachment probe.
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Fiona Hill, Michael McKinley and the whistle-blower who effectively initiated the impeachment investigation — when these folks saw something suspicious, they said something.
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The nation has known the basic outlines of this story for weeks, thanks to the bravery of a C.I.A. whistle-blower and others.
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Administration officials were also said to be working on a deal to allow the whistle-blower to file the complaint to congressional investigators.
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There are also several lawsuits from employees claiming wrongful termination and whistle-blower protection, some of which name Ms. Harley as a defendant.
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"I want to know who's the person who gave the whistle-blower the information, because that's close to a spy," Mr. Trump said.
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Democrats have given Joseph Maguire, the acting director of national intelligence, until Thursday to turn over the whistle-blower complaint or risk reprisal.
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"I think we'll see some things with whistle," Mr. Placek said, referring to the whistle-blower whose complaint set off the current fervor.
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In fact, given the explosive nature of the now-revealed whistle-blower complaint, I don't really understand how he can not be impeached.
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"I want to know who's the person who gave the whistle-blower the information because that's close to a spy," Mr. Trump said.
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Mr. Trump opened a direct counterattack on Friday against the whistle-blower, whose identity is unknown, as are many details about the complaint.
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He received the whistle-blower complaint the day after Mr. Coats stepped down, Mr. Coats said at an event in Indiana this week.
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It is that the man who defined the modern category of whistle-blower was the sort who gave career advice to Henry Kissinger.
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The whistle-blower did not witness Trump's July 25 call firsthand but wrote that "half a dozen" US officials informed them about it.
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During his testimony, Maguire talked lawmakers through his own struggles handling a whistle-blower complaint that involved such troubling behavior by the president.
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Some Republicans, including Mr. Trump, have demanded that the whistle-blower be revealed and questioned his motivations and the details of his complaint.
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The most haunting part is that if a courageous whistle-blower hadn't come forward, Trump most likely would have gotten away with it.
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"I want to know who's the person who gave the whistle-blower the information because that's close to a spy," the president said.
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"It depends on the companies to have in place company-specific whistle-blower policies," Nizam Ismail, a partner at RHTLaw Taylor Wessing said.
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Republicans have frequently noted that before filing his complaint, the whistle-blower met with a Democratic staff member of the House Intelligence Committee.
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That is because the whistle-blower law is strongly supported by a Republican whose vote he needs, Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa.
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As a reward, a whistle-blower can receive up to 30 percent of any amounts recovered, with the balance going to the Treasury.
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In 2018 he was fined 642,000 pounds for trying to identify a whistle-blower who sent letters criticising an employee of the bank.
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Now, emboldened by its success in this case and others in the works, Constantine Cannon has started a whistle-blower practice in London.
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He had been Russia's top sports official during the 2014 Sochi Games and was implicated by the doping whistle-blower Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov.
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Mr. Ellsberg turned whistle-blower while working as an analyst for the RAND Corporation, a research group under contract to the Defense Department.
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Neil Getnick and Jordan Thomas, lawyers for the whistle-blower, said in an interview that their client wished to be anonymous for now.
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Mr. Edelman hired a lawyer, John Tye, a former whistle-blower from the State Department who works at Whistleblower Aid, a nonprofit firm.
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I think this whistle blower came forward and said, you know what, I am concerned that these records are missing, but at the same time gave it to Ronan Farrow who has broken a lot of news on the Michael Cohen situation -- KURTZ: But you are calling the person a whistle blower and yet a person is clearly a law breaker.
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In his testimony, Colonel Vindman plans to say that he is not the whistle-blower who initially reported Mr. Trump's pressure campaign on Ukraine.
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According to a whistle-blower, consultants warned the city in 2014 that closing one of its sewage plants could lead to such a catastrophe.
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He established the Office of Accountability and Whistle-blower Protection in 2017 as part of his effort to root out malfeasance at the department.
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In another, a whistle-blower who had complained about a senior leader who had "social ties" to leaders of the office became a target.
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That is what David Danon, a former Vanguard tax lawyer, says in whistle-blower claims against Vanguard filed with the I.R.S. and other authorities.
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The Texas comptroller of public accounts awarded him $117,000 for his role as a whistle-blower, said Lauren Willis, a spokeswoman for the agency.
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That means that more people have to be sworn to silence for a scheme to work, which raises the chance of a whistle-blower.
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The next day the story—focused on a charismatic whistle-blower with pink hair named Christopher Wylie—exploded in Europe and the United States.
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When someone breaks the code, you know immediately, and if you are brave enough, like the whistle-blower, you move to defend the code.
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The software services company has been in focus over the last couple of weeks after a whistle blower alleged financial misappropriation at the firm.
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"Written answers will not provide a sufficient opportunity to probe all the relevant facts and cross-examine the so-called whistle-blower," he said.
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We saw the damning memo of the phone call, with President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, only because of a complaint by a whistle-blower.
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Files from whistle-blower protection agencies and the E.E.O.C. show numerous examples of retaliation by the T.S.A. against workers reporting misconduct and security violations.
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It was frustrating, the whistle-blower said, that the S.E.C. took no action against others at Monsanto who, he said, knew about the improprieties.
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When he headed the whistle-blower office, he said, he made it a point to tell corporations that whistle-blowers were not the enemy.
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Any claim Mr. Thorell makes as a whistle-blower raises the interesting question about whether someone who participates in wrongdoing can receive an award.
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In its reply, WADA referred to a single initial whistle-blower, Vitaly Stepanov, who lived in Moscow and whom the agency wanted to protect.
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A whistle-blower gave me hundreds of hours of surreptitiously recorded phone conversations that revealed potential wrongdoing at the power plant where he worked.
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One government agency had received multiple emails from the whistle-blower, and Glaxo targeted multiple branches of the agency, according to state media reports.
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When prosecutors announced the case against Glaxo in July 2013, several weeks after arrests began, their allegations closely mirrored those of the whistle-blower.
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But Stoltz's career receives a jolt when a shady mole, looking to collect millions as a whistle-blower, tips her off to the conspiracy.
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A successor, Kristie Kenney, said in a 2008 cable that the bank secrecy laws and poor whistle-blower protections hindered corruption and graft investigations.
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Sun Pharma was also in the limelight after a whistle-blower alleged numerous irregularities against the company, its main promoter Dilip Shanghvi and others.
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Grigory Rodchenkov, Russia's doping mastermind turned whistle-blower, agreed with the antidoping experts in an article he wrote recently for The New York Times.
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Mr. Moore envisioned the film as having a climactic scene in which he would out himself as a whistle-blower at an asbestos conference.
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John F. Sopko, the special inspector general for Afghanistan reconstruction, said the case began with information from an unidentified whistle-blower four years ago.
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As the human and financial costs of the subprime-mortgage crash mounted, the new bureau was inundated with whistle-blower tips and consumer complaints.
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Among other things, she wants to beef up financial disclosure forms, enact term limits for county officials and strengthen the county's whistle-blower law.
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When such lawsuits are successful — after litigation that takes several years or more — the whistle-blower receives a percentage of the total amount awarded.
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Nissan's investigation into Mr. Ghosn began after a whistle-blower said he had been misrepresenting his salary and using company assets for personal purposes.
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There's a constitutional argument, Sanchez says, that Congress could have accepted the report itself, rather than redirect it through the prescribed whistle-blower channels.
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The whistle-blower procedure is designed not just to provide protections for government officials but to keep classified information out of the public eye.
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I hope the media will follow up and pursue the new leads, and call for her protection as a whistle-blower, not a criminal.
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I turned to the mother of my daughters' classmate to talk about the second whistle-blower coming forward about President Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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The third indicated that the whistle-blower is a registered Democrat, a fact first reported by CNN last week that has widely circulated since.
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U.S. law enforcement arrested these two businessmen, both named in the whistle-blower account that set off the House impeachment inquiry against President Trump.
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Were it not for the efforts of the whistle-blower, everything about this would have been hidden from the F.E.C. and the American people.
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"Intelligence officers, by nature, are not people who want to be publicly known," said Andrew P. Bakaj, the lead lawyer for the whistle-blower.
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The whistle-blower, a C.I.A. officer detailed to the White House at one point, first expressed his concerns anonymously to the agency's top lawyer.
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That conversation is now at the heart of a whistle-blower complaint that has propelled House Democrats to begin impeachment proceedings against Mr. Trump.
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The allegations, detailed in a whistle-blower complaint, have escalated into an impeachment inquiry that threatens Mr. Trump's presidency and is plainly enraging him.
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"We generally do not comment on whistle-blower meetings, their contents or even if they happened," said Michael Zona, a spokesman for Mr. Grassley.
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Mr. Snowden has been hailed as a whistle-blower by privacy and civil liberties advocates, while denounced as a traitor by national security officials.
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When a whistle-blower succeeds in recovering money for the government, the False Claims Act calls for him or her to receive a percentage.
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But here are a few notable figures — in addition, of course, to the whistle-blower himself — who could prove particularly useful to House investigators.
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And a rising drumbeat of legal efforts — from whistle-blower prosecutions to libel suits — aims to weaken longstanding safeguards for journalists and their sources.
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In the last few days alone, they have reached a deal to privately meet with the whistle-blower, though no date has been set.
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Angry at not being informed about the topic of the whistle-blower complaint, Mr. Schiff issued a subpoena the next day to Mr. Maguire.
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Still, Mr. Lutz wonders why the S.E.C. has not pursued the whistle-blower complaint he filed against Radian, which outlined its retaliation against him.
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In a political stunt during the question session today, Senator Rand Paul attempted to identify the whistle-blower whose complaint prompted the impeachment inquiry.
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That, according to friends, has allowed the whistle-blower to focus on his intelligence work, but it has contributed to a sense of isolation.
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First, a whistle-blower revealed that Bishop Richard J. Malone of Buffalo had kept files about abusive priests that he hid from the public.
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But existing whistle-blower programs generally apply only if a company is defrauding the government or there are significant securities, commodity or tax violations.
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"The White House officials who told me this information were deeply disturbed by what had transpired in this phone call," the whistle-blower wrote.
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"I think a foreign power is much more likely the source of these documents than a conscience-stricken C.I.A. whistle-blower," Mr. Lewis said.
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Only days after the president learned of the whistle-blower complaint, he spoke with Senator Ron Johnson, Republican of Wisconsin, about the aid holdup.
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Instead of cleaning up its act, state by state, agribusiness lobbyists are feverishly pushing ag-gag laws that blow the whistle on the whistle-blower.
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Street Scene Becoming a whistle-blower by reporting wrongdoing on Wall Street or in a federal agency that regulates Wall Street takes lots of guts.
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Whistle-blower protections are lacking, and the penalty for work hour violations is loss of program accreditation, which could hurt the resident reporting the problem.
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British bank regulators on Friday fined James E. Staley, the chief executive of Barclays, over his attempt to unmask a whistle-blower within the bank.
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Kim Gwang-ho, an automotive engineer, did something last year that many South Koreans saw as an act of betrayal: He became a whistle-blower.
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Finally, Veselnitskaya traveled internationally promoting a documentary film that denounced the Magnitsky Act and the whistle-blower who inspired the legislation, according to media reports.
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The demands alarmed numerous officials, including an intelligence officer who filed a whistle-blower complaint that eventually reached Congress and set off the impeachment inquiry.
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Now — as then — the whistle-blower is irrelevant, as high-level officials with direct knowledge of what happened have come forth and incriminated the president.
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On Wednesday, during the House's first public hearing in its impeachment inquiry, Republican members of Congress repeated calls for the whistle-blower to be identified.
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On Friday, Facebook News removed posts from Breitbart that claimed to identify the whistle-blower who set in motion an impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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In a statement Friday, Mr. Niggli said that he was focused on "bolstering our investigative work and implementing a new whistle-blower program" by November.
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For more than a year, the drug maker brushed aside repeated warnings from a whistle-blower about systemic fraud and corruption in its China operations.
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Its leaders have questioned Ms. Fitzgerald's role in a previous government that they accuse of failing to shield a whistle-blower who exposed police corruption.
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Opposition leaders have questioned Ms. Fitzgerald's role in a previous government that they accuse of failing to shield a whistle-blower who exposed police corruption.
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LONDON — For nearly three decades, since a Soviet whistle-blower told the world of its existence, the nerve agent Novichok has scared American weapons experts.
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The committee believes that the F.A.A. may have been informed of the whistle-blower allegations in August and recently completed an investigation of the claims.
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Mr. Flynn believed that ending the sanctions could allow a business project he had once participated in to move forward, according to the whistle-blower.
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In the letter, Mr. Cummings said that the whistle-blower contacted his office in June and has authorized him to go public with the details.
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A whistle-blower, the former chancellor in the archdiocese, had accused Archbishop Nienstedt of covering up abusive priests and keeping them in ministry for years.
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"I've been working with whistleblowers for 40 years," says Tom Devine, legal director at the Government Accountability Project, a whistle-blower protection and advocacy organization.
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An Internal Revenue Service whistle-blower filed a complaint over the summer claiming that senior Treasury officials tried to exert improper influence over the audit.
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U.S. federal prosecutors indicted two Ukrainian-born American businessmen named in the whistle-blower account that set off the House impeachment inquiry against President Trump.
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That the current game-changing official intelligence community whistle-blower complaint has reached the American people is a miracle for which we should be grateful.
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The full meaning of that became clear on Thursday only with the release of the complaint by an anonymous whistle-blower brought against Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Byrne, who was confirmed by the Senate just five months ago, was closely involved in the agency's Office of Accountability and Whistle-Blower Protection.
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"The committee expects that they will be fully protected, despite the president's threats," Mr. Boland said, referring to the whistle-blower without identifying his gender.
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It now appears that the whistle-blower may have approached an aide to Representative Adam Schiff, seeking direction concerning the process for making a complaint.
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NICE appears to be what the whistle-blower was referring to as a "stand alone" computer system managed by the council's directorate for intelligence programs.
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It is not clear why agents wanted to talk to the whistle-blower, a C.I.A. analyst, or how interested they remain in speaking to him.
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As BuzzFeed reported, an article on Gateway Pundit, a pro-Trump website, tying Colonel Vindman to the whistle-blower had been widely shared on Facebook.
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"One of the most infuriating things is being called a whistle-blower, as if we went and ratted someone out," Mr. Colburn told Vietnam Magazine.
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Mr. Trump told American diplomats he wanted to hunt down the officials who gave a whistle-blower information about his call with the Ukrainian president.
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So did a letter signed by 10 professors in Wuhan demanding an apology from the officials who silenced Dr. Li and other whistle-blower doctors.
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Mr. Trump himself, indignant as the new inquiry intensified, kept his focus on the anonymous whistle-blower whose complaint prompted the House to open it.
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His effort to get the Ukrainian government to announce an official investigation into the Biden family seems to have been thwarted by the whistle-blower.
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The sum is the largest individual award ever ordered through OSHA's whistle-blower protection program, said Barbara Goto, the agency's regional administrator in San Francisco.
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In a theatrical oratory, Andrew Miltenberg, Mr. Thibodeau's lawyer, painted Mr. Sprecher and Ms. Forlenza as incompetent producers and Mr. Thibodeau as a whistle-blower.
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Central to the Ukraine controversy is the complaint from an administration whistle-blower, who followed the proper legal procedure for reporting concerns about sensitive information.
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Mr. Atkinson reviewed the whistle-blower complaint, deemed it both "urgent" and "credible," and forwarded it to Joseph Maguire, the acting director of national intelligence.
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The House speaker says Attorney General William P. Barr should not have been involved in the handling of a whistle-blower complaint that named him.
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As the whistle-blower complaint pointedly noted, Mr. Zelensky had signaled during the campaign that he would replace Mr. Lutsenko if he won the election.
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We could find out that Mike Pence also pressured Ukraine on a call or we could find out the secret identity of the whistle-blower.
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That raises another loophole: The whistle-blower first must obtain specific directions from the director of national intelligence before he or she can obey them.
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Then there is the whistle-blower whose original complaint about Mr. Trump's pressure campaign on Mr. Zelensky ignited the fuse that led to his impeachment.
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Today, we return to our conversation with the whistle-blower John Barnett, known as Swampy, about what he said were systemic safety problems at Boeing.
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Under State Department rules and whistle-blower laws, it is forbidden to retaliate against any employee who follows the procedures and submits a dissent memorandum.
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According to the account of a Cambridge Analytica whistle-blower, the company used this information to develop techniques that helped President Donald Trump's 2016 campaign.
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A whistle blower complaint by an intelligence official about a private presidential phone call would be an extraordinary development, likely without precedent in U.S. history.
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The whistle-blower has remained an obsession among right-wing news media and Trump allies who have speculated about the analyst's identity and political affiliation.
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In May, former Flint administrator Natasha Henderson said in a lawsuit that she was wrongfully terminated in violation of whistle-blower and free-speech protections.
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The New York Times reported in September that White House advisers — namely, Mr. Cipollone and Mr. Eisenberg — knew about the whistle-blower complaint in August.
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Among other things, Volkswagen still has work to do to create an adequate whistle-blower program, the lawyer, Larry D. Thompson, wrote in the report.
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Representative Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland, raised alarms on the nuclear exports in 2017 when he disclosed claims brought to him by a whistle-blower.
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Congress learned about the questionable security clearance decisions from a whistle-blower, Tricia Newbold, who was a manager in the White House Personnel Security Office.
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JULIAN: Republicans have made central to their narrative of criticizing this impeachment inquiry the idea that these accusations against Mr. Trump originated with an unknown and far-removed person from the C.I.A. They didn't use that term "deep state" today, but by highlighting the whistle-blower and highlighting the Democrats' reluctance to call forward the whistle-blower to testify, they're trying to impugn the entire proceeding.
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During a period reserved for impeachment speeches, he read his question aloud while standing next to a large blue poster with the name in bold yellow, endangering the whistle-blower and violating the spirit of whistle-blower protection laws in the process; although those laws are meant to protect informants from retaliation, they don't explicitly stop members of Congress or the president from revealing names.
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The bank and Mr. Staley were both fined by regulators over a whistle-blower scandal, and other stumbles have prompted some shareholders to demand his resignation.
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"To have these kinds of offhand remarks shows that this is a systemic issue at Takata," said Mark Lillie, a former Takata engineer and whistle-blower.
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This baseline frustration explains some of the crazy hype for "Snowden," Oliver Stone's hotly anticipated take on the most famous government whistle-blower of our time.
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A court in Zurich handed Rudolf Elmer, a whistle-blower, a 14-month suspended prison sentence for threatening his former employer, Julius Bär, a private bank.
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Democrats, for their part, have maintained that hearing from the whistle-blower is not necessary, and have stressed the importance of protecting his identity and safety.
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Those industry ties expose the profit motive that underpins the programs, according to Patrick Burns, executive director of Taxpayers Against Fraud, a whistle-blower advocacy group.
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But Mr. Thune disputed those explanations, citing the agency's "broad authority to investigate" since 2004, six years before it received the first known whistle-blower tip.
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An FAA investigation corroborated the whistle blower&aposs complaint, but the administration did not take any action to fix the situation, according to the OSC report.
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December 22013 A self-described whistle-blower working inside Glaxo sends an email to Chinese regulators, detailing fraud and corruption in the pharmaceutical maker's Chinese operations.
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Clement filed a whistle-blower complaint; he believed that his post was retaliation for speaking about the dangers that climate change poses to Alaska Native communities.
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In cases like his, called qui tams, a whistle-blower sues on behalf of the government, claiming fraud, and stands to share in any recovered funds.
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The release of the aid occurred only after the Trump administration knew that a whistle-blower had filed a confidential complaint about the July 25 call.
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According to Mr. Williams, neither Mr. Carson nor his wife, Candy Carson, had any prior knowledge of the order, although a whistle-blower has said Mrs.
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The account also offers to guide women on whistle-blower laws, how to approach human resources departments with complaints and ways to find mental health counselors.
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For nearly a year, Mr. Zulu and Les Stuta, another A.N.C. whistle-blower who helped Mr. Magaqa, have lived in hiding because of constant death threats.
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At least 25 people got security clearances from Trump officials after career civil servants denied them for "disqualifying issues," a White House whistle-blower told Congress.
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The move was criticized by Susan Fowler, the Uber whistle-blower who has described a hostile work environment at the department that Mr. Gangadhar had led.
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There's a cheeky mischievousness to Morgan's episodes, and here that manifests as a looping narrative and an unreliable yet compelling whistle blower known as Reggie Something.
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A divisive figure who is seen by some as a whistle-blower and others as a traitor, Ms. Manning has encountered pushback over other speaking engagements.
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The law defined "whistle-blower" to mean "an individual who provides information relating to a violation of the securities laws" to the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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"The legal department conducted an exhaustive investigation of the matters Mr. Katzman raised in accordance with our whistle-blower policy," Michael DuVally, the Goldman spokesman, said.
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"I've been working with whistle-blowers for 40 years," says Tom Devine, legal director at the Government Accountability Project, a whistle-blower protection and advocacy organization.
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For instance, Lindsey Graham has been comparing the impeachment movement to the Salem witch trials and demanding that the whistle-blower be forced to go public.
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In submitting his complaint, the whistle-blower identified three facts that could be used to accuse him of potential bias against Mr. Trump, the documents showed.
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Federal health workers may have been exposed to the coronavirus without proper training or equipment and were then allowed to travel freely, a whistle-blower said.
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Related: Federal workers met quarantined Americans in California without proper medical training or protective gear, then returned to the general population, a government whistle-blower said.
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It was the Justice Department, for instance, that decided it was unnecessary to give Congress the whistle-blower complaint that ultimately led to the president's impeachment.
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A whistle-blower from the State Department with access to similar witnesses and facts could just as easily have submitted the complaint to a different committee.
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She became an icon to antiwar and anti-secrecy activists, who viewed her as a historic whistle-blower, even as prosecutors portrayed her as a traitor.
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Mr. Paul's question did not mention the term "whistle-blower," and the senator later said that he had no independent knowledge of the whistle-blower's identity.
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"How bad would it have to have been for him to come forward?" she said, wondering out loud about what the whistle-blower must have heard.
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A senior White House aide tried to turn the tables by arguing that Mr. Trump was the real whistle-blower because he was uncovering Democratic corruption.
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For example, a whistle-blower offered detailed accounts of the abuse in a series of anonymous letters to a state official and several families in 2014.
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In a county court in Harrisburg, Pa., Judge Thomas Gavin, granted lawyers for the whistle-blower, Mike McQueary, $1.7 million for their work on the case.
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Many whistle-blower cases fail to reach that point, but when the Justice Department joins a case, in general, the odds of a recovery go up.
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In April, the bank disclosed that Mr. Staley was being investigated by the British authorities after he sought to learn the identity of a whistle-blower.
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"This is a whistle-blower complaint that has been labeled 'urgent' and 'credible' not by Democrats, but by a senior-level Trump appointee," Mr. Schumer wrote.
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For example, a whistle-blower offered detailed accounts of the abuse in a series of anonymous letters to a state official and several families in 2014.
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"This is a whistle-blower complaint that has been labeled 'urgent' and 'credible' not by Democrats, but by a senior-level Trump appointee," Mr. Schumer wrote.
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Sadly, on that day, the intelligence community inspector general formally notified the Congress that the administration was forbidding him from turning over a whistle-blower complaint.
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The goal was to derail a second round of demonstrations that the protests' original instigator, a self-proclaimed whistle-blower living in exile, called for Friday.
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A whistle-blower complaint about President Trump's call with the leader of Ukraine, in which he asked for help investigating political rivals, has stirred a storm.
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The whistle-blower complaint paints a picture of a White House in a panic after a July 25 conversation between Trump and Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky.
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Working, as one whistle-blower put it, in "a climate of fear, censorship, and suppression," climate scientists have become an endangered species in the federal bureaucracy.
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Jean-Yves Lourgouilloux, of the P.N.F., described Pinto as a whistle-blower and confirmed that the French authorities had looked at twelve million documents so far.
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She is also a rarity: a whistle-blower who has succeeded in bringing to light abuses at a powerful corporation that wanted to keep them hidden.
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"It is impossible that the whistle-blower is a hero and I'm not," he fumed at The Atlantic's Elaina Plott in a phone call last week.
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After escalating revelations about President Donald Trump's interactions with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky, the whistle-blower complaint at the heart of them has finally been released.
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The F.B.I. made clear to his lawyers that the whistle-blower was not the target of any continuing investigations, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Mr. Snowden has been celebrated as a whistle-blower by advocates for privacy and civil liberties but denounced as a traitor by some national security officials.
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Here's what the doc explains: Kloepfer Attempts To Become A Whistle-Blower The Netflix series introduces Kloepfer as a single-mother from a religious and wealthy background.
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The phrases do not fundamentally change lawmakers' understanding of the call, which was first reported by the C.I.A. whistle-blower whose complaint set off the impeachment inquiry.
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McGinnis, 31, is an investigative counsel in the Office of Inspector General's whistle-blower protection unit, which is part of the Department of Homeland Security, in Washington.
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" VITALY STEPANOV, RUSSIAN WHISTLE-BLOWER "The corruption that exists in Russia is destroying the belief of young Russian athletes and their parents in clean and fair sport.
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Instead Armstrong conceded, not only to the government but to Floyd Landis, his former teammate who initiated the federal fraud complaint as a whistle-blower in 2010.
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The decisive event had proved to be a whistle-blower complaint from a member of the intelligence community, the existence of which was made public on Sept.
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Mr. Trump has also accused Mark Zaid, a lawyer for the whistle-blower, of planning to "overthrow" the president, pointing to a 20203 Twitter post as proof.
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The offer was intended to deter Republican attacks and show that the whistle-blower, a C.I.A. officer, is above the political rancor unleashed by House Democrats' inquiry.
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But it appeared not to satisfy House Republicans, who, led by Mr. Trump, have assailed the whistle-blower as politically motivated and demanded his identity be revealed.
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The New York Times and most other major news organizations have not named the whistle-blower, though The Times and others reported he was a C.I.A. analyst.
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The S.E.C. employees who worked with the whistle-blower on the Monsanto matter made his job easier, he said, and were very familiar with the accounting issues.
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Oliver Stone's "Snowden," a quiet, crisply drawn portrait of the world's most celebrated whistle-blower, belongs to a curious subgenre of movies about very recent historical events.
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Mr. McKessy, 49, began overseeing the S.E.C.'s whistle-blower program in 2011, a year after the Dodd-Frank law ordered the agency to create the unit.
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He has since filed a whistle-blower suit against ITT Technical Institutes in federal court, accusing the company of defrauding the government of money and wrongful termination.
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A new whistle-blower lawsuit accuses Mallinckrodt of retaliating against an employee after she says she raised ethical concerns and potential violations of law by the drugmaker.
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Under the header "Conference Trip Vacations for Doctors," the whistle-blower wrote that medical professionals received all-expenses-paid trips under the guise of attending international conferences.
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Trump mentioned one particular CNN interview in which Giuliani and Cuomo sparred back and forth in light of a whistle-blower scandal that has dogged the administration.
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The House Intelligence Committee chairman said Monday he went to the Eisenhower Old Executive Office building to view information from a whistle blower in a secure facility.
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In addition to wrongful dismissal, the lawsuit filed last week in Oakland County Circuit Court in Michigan accuses Volkswagen of violating the state's whistle-blower protection law.
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And echoing WADA's own goals, Mr. Bach further called on the agency to strengthen its investigative capabilities, develop a robust whistle-blower policy and improve data privacy.
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The New York Times and The Observer of London chronicled, with the help of a whistle-blower, how a political consultancy, Cambridge Analytica, exploited Facebook user information.
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The Senate Commerce Committee is investigating whistle-blower claims that Federal Aviation Administration safety inspectors who evaluated Boeing's 737 Max airplane were not appropriately trained or certified.
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Ms. Austin said she later met with a whistle-blower from one of the companies who shared with her emails between the company and CZ sales offices.
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Russian whistle-blower: Alexander Perepilichny, who died jogging near his home in a London suburb six years ago, probably died of natural causes, a British coroner ruled.
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To resolve the matter, Barclays also agreed to strengthen its whistle-blower program, which allows employees to anonymously report problems they see to the bank's senior leaders.
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Nissan said its investigation was prompted by a whistle-blower who said that Mr. Ghosn had been misrepresenting his salary and using company assets for personal purposes.
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That may be a crucial attraction for a whistle-blower deep inside an American institution, but it will also protect a hacker sitting in Moscow or Beijing.
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The costs of these accounts were high compared with TIAA's basic retirement accounts, and so was the pressure to sell them, according to the whistle-blower complaint.
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Fashion profiling played a bigger role in the 2016 American presidential election than anyone realized, according to new information from Christopher Wylie, the Cambridge Analytica whistle-blower.
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And the more the administration portrays that sequence of events as a deep-seated conspiracy, the more likely it becomes that the next whistle-blower goes rogue.
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Ms. Hill left the White House in July, before Mr. Trump's call with Mr. Zelensky that prompted the whistle-blower complaint that set off the Ukraine scandal.
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All this is going on while the White House is refusing to let Congress have access to administration officials who have information on the whistle-blower charges.
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The focus on the whistle-blower is one of several ways the White House has addressed the complaint and the phone call at the center of it.
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We're covering a second whistle-blower in the impeachment inquiry, protests in Hong Kong over the ban on masks and a new #MeToo accusation against Harvey Weinstein.
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Why, according to the whistle-blower, does Pompeo have two United States ambassadors trying to explain to bamboozled Ukrainian officials what to make of mixed American messages?
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In their first public comments, lawyers for the whistle-blower said their client hoped to remain anonymous but wanted to continue to cooperate with lawmakers conducting oversight.
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The whistle-blower has identified at least a half-dozen government officials — including several who work for the White House — who he believes can substantiate his claims.
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It raises the prospect that the whistle-blower was not detailed to the White House either during the events in question or when he learned about them.
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Bowen Yang, a new featured performer, appeared as Kim Jong-un of North Korea, who offered Baldwin his advice on how to deal with the whistle-blower.
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While House Intelligence Committee members are allowed to receive classified whistle-blower complaints, they are not allowed to make such complaints public, according to a former official.
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U.S. law enforcement officials have arrested two Ukrainian-born American businessmen named in the whistle-blower account that set off the House impeachment inquiry against President Trump.
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The second official is among those interviewed by the intelligence community inspector general to corroborate the allegations of the original whistle-blower, one of the people said.
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Committee aides had sought to interview the whistle-blower last week but have yet to sit down with him, and it was unclear how soon they could.
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Jim Jordan: We will never get the chance to see the whistle blower raise his right hand, swear to tell the truth and nothing but the truth.
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CNN said its investigation was based on testimony of a whistle-blower, a former legal adviser to Venezuela's Embassy in Baghdad, and a former official in Miami.
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Op-Ed Contributor On Wednesday, Harvard's Kennedy School announced that Chelsea Manning, the former Army intelligence analyst and whistle-blower, would be a visiting fellow this fall.
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On Thursday the inspector general testified before the House Intelligence Committee stating that the acting director of national intelligence fought him from disclosing the whistle-blower complaint.
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When the whistle-blower complaint citing him by name was referred to the Justice Department, Mr. Barr should have formally recused himself from any involvement with it.
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The whistle-blower, employing an anonymous process, brought his concerns to the C.I.A.'s general counsel, Courtney Simmons Elwood, according to multiple people familiar with the events.
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Some of Mr. Trump's pressuring of Ukraine has taken place in plain sight, but the identity of the whistle-blower and details of the allegations remained hidden.
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The British authorities are investigating the bank and its chief executive, James E. Staley, after he admitted to trying to find the identity of a whistle-blower.
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He helped Mr. Schiff get on the Ukraine affair early, by starting an investigation before the public knew of the whistle-blower complaint that sparked the inquiry.
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In an unrelated case at Ohio State, similar conflicts seemed to surface in 20033 after a whistle-blower accused a pharmacy researcher, Terry Elton, of fabricating data.
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Little action had been required as a result of the allegations, Dr. Whitacre wrote to Clare Francis after the whistle-blower sent additional allegations in December 22014.
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In 27, Savinova appeared, in footage recorded by the Russian doping whistle-blower Yulia Stepanova, to admit to having injected testosterone and taken the banned steroid oxandrolone.
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The F.B.I. tried to interview the anonymous whistle-blower who helped ignite the inquiry, several people familiar with the matter said, but the interview never took place.
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Unlike in Britain and the Continent, whistle-blower cases can net big money in the United States — both for the government and the individuals who expose wrongdoing.
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The largest whistle-blower bounty paid out to date by the agency was more than $2250 million; it went to an individual living in a foreign country.
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"For me, it doesn't make a difference considering what is the basis of whistle-blower protection: the intensity of the contribution to the public interest," Bourdon said.
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I started off with a dull Keira Knightley whistle-blower drama I'd picked on reflex, because I was used to seeing movies with stars I could interview.
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The committee has also been examining whether a whistle-blower who brought information to Congress about the clearances granted to Mr. Kushner and others had suffered retaliation.
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Adrian Schoolcraft, who became the primary stop-and-frisk whistle-blower, was forcibly admitted into a psychiatric ward for six days after objecting to police practices in 2009.
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For their part, his foes believe his actions lack any justification: he is a traitor masquerading as a whistle-blower, who exposed no wrongdoing but did colossal damage.
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He is a former State Department employee, a whistle-blower and a co-founder of Whistleblower Aid, a nonprofit law firm that represents individuals trying to expose wrongdoing.
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That was the central charge of an anonymous C.I.A. whistle-blower whose complaint about the president's dealings with Ukraine prompted Speaker Nancy Pelosi to begin the impeachment inquiry.
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Ms. Christopher resigned in November 2014, two weeks after the agency completed a $35 million Medicaid settlement with state and federal officials in a different whistle-blower lawsuit.
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There was a sense of time pressure; if a different Freedom whistle-blower filed a complaint first, Sewell might not be able to participate in the resulting case.
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A spokeswoman for the office of the inspector general said it was policy not to comment on the existence or nonexistence of any whistle-blower complaints or investigations.
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While WADA took years to investigate whistle-blower tips about Russia, the agency ultimately commissioned multiple inquiries and advocated disciplining the country before the Rio Games this year.
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On "The Daily," we talk to one of our reporters who broke the story, and discuss how a key data scientist at Cambridge Analytica became a whistle-blower.
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One of the complaints expressed by companies when the S.E.C. considered the whistle-blower rules was that they did not require employees to report information to management first.
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"This guy is not a big critic," Marina Litvinenko, the widow of the whistle-blower, said of Mr. Skripal, speaking by telephone from an undisclosed location outside London.
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Another investigation, prompted by a whistle-blower, is examining the possibility that the United Arab Emirates used cyberespionage techniques from former American operatives to spy on American citizens.
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FRANK SERPICO The New York Police Department whistle-blower immortalized by Al Pacino in Sidney Lumet's 1973 film speaks for himself in a documentary directed by Antonino D'Ambrosio.
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Mr. Katzman resigned after feeling that his concerns, which he reported to a whistle-blower hotline that was managed by an outside law firm, weren't taken seriously enough.
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On August 12, an unidentified whistle-blower filed a complaint, addressed to the chairs of the House and Senate Intelligence Committees, concerning the behavior of President Donald Trump.
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Mr. Trump loudly admitted it, and the summary of his July phone conversation with Mr. Zelensky and the whistle-blower report cast it in the worst possible light.
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Responding to that reporting on Twitter, Mark S. Zaid, a lawyer for the whistle-blower, brushed off the idea that party registration proved anything about his client's credibility.
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In the early 26s, a police officer named Frank Serpico became New York City's best-known whistle-blower by speaking up against widespread corruption in the Police Department.
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Mr. Dier divided the class into four groups and instructed them to read the material they had been given, including the call transcript and the whistle-blower complaint.
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On Thursday, The Times published exclusive details about the identity of the whistle-blower whose claims led Democrats to begin an impeachment inquiry against President Trump this week.
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The company was unlikely to take strong action against him because of his status as a whistle-blower and his cooperation with prosecutors, one of the people said.
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And a whistle-blower said that federal health employees who had interacted with Americans quarantined for possible exposure to the virus lacked proper medical training or protective gear.
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WADA, which had compared the Russian results that were submitted to investigators with a separate data set supplied by a whistle-blower, had seemingly reached the same conclusion.
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Mr. Schiff said that the committees had made "dramatic progress" in understanding the July phone call between Mr. Trump and Mr. Zelensky that prompted the whistle-blower complaint.
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Chief Justice John Roberts blocked a question from Senator Rand Paul that would have revealed the identity of the C.I.A. whistle-blower whose account helped set off impeachment.
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After learning that Trump was pressuring a foreign country to investigate American citizens, the whistle-blower took the extraordinary step of filing a formal complaint against the president.
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They include Yuliya Stepanova, a middle-distance runner and whistle-blower who helped ignite the Russian doping scandal and who is living in hiding in the United States.
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Third, the whistle-blower complaint came after Trump and his associates hounded Ukraine's president, Volodymyr Zelensky, to undertake a corruption investigation involving Joe Biden and his son, Hunter.
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Still, more than a dozen administration officials came forward, offering testimony in private and then in scintillating public hearings that confirmed and expanded on the whistle-blower complaint.
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Mr. Maguire, a retired admiral, became the acting director in August just as a whistle-blower inside the C.I.A. filed a complaint about Mr. Trump's dealings with Ukraine.
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The newly released whistle-blower report is more broadly detailed and more alarming than the phone call transcript — implicating Attorney General Barr in the scheme to smear Biden.
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Their conclusion: that Mr. Staley erred in seeking out the June whistle-blower, but that his belief that he had clearance to do so was an honest mistake.
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"Kris was totally opposite on the political spectrum from me," said Jesselyn Radack, now director of the whistle-blower protection program at ExposeFacts, an advocacy group in Washington.
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Related Reading: • Efforts by the Barclays chief executive, James E. Staley, to uncover a whistle-blower's identity have damaged confidence in whistle-blower protection, The Financial Times reports.
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But the whistle-blower is protected against reprisals, and any such effort by the White House could become part of demonstrating an intent to carry out a reprisal.
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"No explicit quid pro quo is necessary to betray your country," tweeted Mr. Schiff, who has also pushed for the whistle-blower complaint to be given to Congress.
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In his statement, the whistle-blower said several U.S. officials confirmed Trump was hoping Zelensky would "play ball," and Colbert couldn't pass up a chance to poke fun.
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SEOUL, South Korea — Kim Gwang-ho, an automotive engineer, did something last year that many South Koreans saw as an act of betrayal: He became a whistle-blower.
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The whistle-blower, a C.I.A. officer who lodged his complaint with the intelligence community inspector general, has further increased tensions between the White House and the intelligence community.
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While the colonel is not the whistle-blower who sparked the impeachment inquiry, he said he did feel compelled to report his concerns within his chain of command.
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Mr. Barr argued that the whistle-blower law was unconstitutional for several reasons: It violates a provision of the Constitution specifying how federal officials are to be appointed.
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The letter says the review was in response to a complaint Mr. Morales filed with the DCAS inspector general's office alleging that his firing violated whistle-blower protections.
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Undeterred, Constantine Cannon took a gamble: It began quietly mining for cases in Britain and Europe that could be eligible for whistle-blower rewards in the United States.
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A government whistle-blower who preferred to be labeled a truth-teller, Mr. Fitzgerald testified more than 50 times on Capitol Hill about fraud, pork and cost overruns.
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Now he is out of a job and seeking whistle-blower protections after leaking photographs of Mr. Perry meeting with a major energy industry donor to President Trump.
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So a potential whistle-blower could save 2.6 TB of data on a couple of encrypted hard drives or USB keys and drop it in the mail to journalists.
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At the Biennial, she organized a "surveillance teach-in" in which William Binney, a National Security Agency whistle-blower, spoke onstage with the hacker and computersecurity expert Jacob Appelbaum.
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In recent months, a WADA investigative team discovered inconsistencies between a data set it received from a whistle-blower in 2017 and data submitted by Russian officials last January.
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Accusations that President Trump shaped American policy toward Ukraine for his own political gain exploded into a crisis for the White House in September after a whistle-blower complaint.
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On Tuesday, The New York Post reported that a whistle-blower at the Chinese e-commerce giant was helping the SEC with the investigation — a claim that Alibaba rejected.
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If somebody who claimed to be a whistle blower is concerned about the corruption had leaked the confidential banking records of -- I don&apost know, Valerie Jarrett -- ELROD: Yeah.
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Gisele is a heroic whistle-blower who did an "angelic" thing by going public with Tom Brady's secret concussion history ... so says the doctor who discovered CTE, Bennet Omalu.
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The law also calls for the end of sanctions imposed on Russia under the 2012 Magnitsky Act, named after a Russian whistle blower attorney who was murdered in detention.
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Sources connected to the case tell us that the man who handed the tape over to Avenatti is a whistle-blower who has a history of extorting R. Kelly.
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While thousands rallied and cheered for Mr. Trump and his call to identify the whistle-blower, not enough obeyed his plea to vote the following day for Mr. Bevin.
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But a Times investigation found that Mr. Stepanov was not the only early whistle-blower, and that on another occasion the agency routed similar allegations to the Russian authorities.
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WADA — which commissioned a recent investigation that confirmed the whistle-blower account of the former director of Russia's antidoping lab — has recommended that the I.O.C. bar the country's athletes.
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This account also draws on filings from a galaxy of Insys-related litigation: civil suits filed by state attorneys general, whistle-blower and shareholder suits and federal criminal cases.
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The case, in which they say the company asked them to investigate a troublemaker who was actually a whistle-blower, forced multinationals to curtail some of their freewheeling ways.
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The couple were detained in 2013 and found guilty by a Chinese court in 2014 after being asked by Glaxo to investigate a whistle-blower within the pharmaceuticals group.
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The controversy led Edward Snowden, the former US National Security Agency contractor and high profile whistle blower, to weigh in with a tweet offering his support to Khaira, Tuesday.
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Mr. Wylie, the 28-year-old whistle-blower and co-founder of the political data firm Cambridge Analytica, described how personal information about 50 million Facebook users was harvested.
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They have, though, gleaned clues from the testimony of Bosasa's former chief operating officer, Angelo Agrizzi, now serving as a key whistle-blower in government corruption hearings held recently.
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The F.B.I. recently contacted the lawyer for a Deutsche Bank whistle-blower, Tammy McFadden, who publicly criticized the company's anti-money-laundering systems, according to the lawyer, Brian McCafferty.
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The magazine, Der Spiegel, said it had obtained confidential documents related to the case, and the purported payment to settle it, from the shadowy whistle-blower platform Football Leaks.
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A partial transcript of that conversation was included in a PowerPoint presentation made by a law firm for the whistle-blower, which was obtained by The New York Times.
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The diminutive grandmother became a whistle-blower after retiring as a security manager at the Redstone Arsenal, using her military research skills to shadow the sheriff and her allies.
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In 2014, after the Times described Snowden as a whistle-blower, some government officials insisted that he wasn't: because what he exposed wasn't illegal, he was merely a leaker.
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At that point, Republicans will return from their home districts and face questions about Mr. Trump's tweets and condemnation of the whistle-blower — questions they might have difficulty answering.
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The inspector general, Michael Atkinson, handed the two-page memo over to Congress last week along with other documents that shed light on the whistle-blower and his actions.
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A second whistle-blower in the impeachment inquiry into President Trump has firsthand knowledge of his dealings with Ukraine, according to the legal team now representing both whistle-blowers.
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It was submitted by Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, and it named the person widely believed to be the whistle-blower whose complaint helped lead to the trial.
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The law is "very clear" that the whistle-blower complaint must be handed over to Congress, said Senator Angus King of Maine, an independent who caucuses with the Democrats.
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" It portrays the conversation between the two leaders as "entirely proper" and the handling of a related whistle-blower complaint about the call as being "absolutely by the book.
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"In response, Congress may infer from this obstruction that any withheld documents and testimony would reveal information that corroborates the whistle-blower complaint," Mr. Cummings said in a statement.
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A second whistle-blower later released a secret recording of the bishop fretting over how his reputation could suffer if he took action against an accused abuser, the Rev.
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To the Editor: Senator Lindsey Graham has led the chorus of Republicans who scoff at the allegations made by a whistle-blower against the president of the United States.
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"Anyone who stood in the way of this trade was swept aside, and those who enabled it were promoted," the whistle-blower said in a follow-up phone call.
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There are federal whistle-blower protections in place designed to prevent workplace retaliation and to make it more difficult to fire, demote or harass civil servants who report wrongdoing.
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But it also could be related to the more substantive issues about the Ukraine pressure campaign raised in the whistle-blower complaint, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Although the testimony in the impeachment hearings has centered on witnesses with more direct knowledge of Mr. Trump's pressure campaign, the whistle-blower remains a critical, but mysterious, figure.
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We saw overlapping Republican arguments about Colonel Vindman and the whistle-blower, which is that they don't know enough to know that Mr. Trump may have done something impeachable.
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In the years since a whistle-blower implicated Russia in one of the most sophisticated doping schemes in sports history, the country has made repeated efforts to discredit him.
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This anonymous so-called whistle blower with no firsthand knowledge, who's biased against the president, who worked with Joe Biden, who is the reason we're all sitting here today.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the Trump administration would "be entering a grave new chapter of lawlessness" if it failed to turn over a related whistle-blower complaint by Thursday.
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And let's not forget, Nixon might have remained in office had the "whistle-blower" not publicly blown that whistle – clearly in violation of what the F.B.I. should stand for.
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We don't yet know all the details in the whistle-blower report filed by a member of the intelligence community, which is now being kept, possibly illegally, from Congress.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Then, this afternoon, we found out that the whistle-blower was referring to a series of actions that goes beyond any single discussion with a foreign leader.
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The whistle-blower had already been vetted by the intelligence community's inspector general, as had the content of the complaint, within the structure of a policy that ensures confidentiality.
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Only 11 days have passed since Adam Schiff, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, revealed that the Trump administration was illegally withholding a whistle-blower complaint from Congress.
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Aboard Air Force One on the way back to Washington on Thursday afternoon, Mr. Trump grew angry after watching televised news coverage about the whistle-blower, staff members said.
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Mr. Trump's administration tried to hide the full whistle-blower complaint by attempting an end-around a federal law that requires that the full report be sent to Congress.
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Mr. Schiff threatened to withhold funding from the office of the acting director of national intelligence, Joseph Maguire, unless he complied with a subpoena for the whistle-blower complaint.
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Through the day, Dr. Mitchell portrayed himself as a sometime whistle-blower who tried to prevent full-time C.I.A. interrogators from doing gratuitously cruel things in the black sites.
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Mr. Graham said that there would be "a lot of pressure" on him next week to subpoena the Bidens and the whistle-blower whose complaint prompted the impeachment inquiry.
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Don't get involved, but do take detailed notes about any chaos that unfolds, in case you can one day cobble them into a lucrative screenplay or whistle-blower complaint.
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With Nur idle in Mogadishu and contemplating a run for the presidency, Harding meets a Canadian Somali who oversaw public finances before turning whistle-blower and fleeing to Kenya.
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In Ackal's federal case, the Hayes brothers pleaded guilty to other incidents of excessive force; Wesley filed a whistle-blower suit claiming that he was fired for reporting misconduct.
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Still, the F.B.I. has not renewed its request to speak to the whistle-blower since it first asked several weeks ago, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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House Republicans have demanded the chance to interview the whistle-blower as part of the impeachment inquiry, but Democrats have resisted, withdrawing an earlier request to speak to him.
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Mr. Trump asked that Mr. Zelensky "do us a favor," then brought up the investigations he sought, alarming White House aides who conveyed their concerns to the whistle-blower.
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The Russian whistle-blower, Grigory Rodchenkov, who ran his country's anti-doping agency for a decade, suggested the programme had been refined so that it ran like a "Swiss watch".
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Such a process, a good example of which is shown over at Errata Security, should take no more than a few hours, something confirmed by NSA whistle-blower Edward Snowden.
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The whistle-blower investigation stemmed from Mr. Staley's attempts in 2016 to learn the identity of a person who had penned anonymous letters to Barclays officials protesting a senior hire.
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It was the timing of Trump's supposed wrongdoing, as eventually revealed by the whistle-blower, that was particularly alarming to Schiff and ultimately persuaded him to support an impeachment inquiry.
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Their intertwined stories, revealed this week, make clear that Secretary Clinton's and President Obama's faith in whistle-blower protections is unfounded, and cast Mr. Snowden's actions in a different light.
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When I dug into flawed test results in Washington, D.C., for example, he sent me a video recording of a police officer turned whistle-blower testifying at an oversight hearing.
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Instagram said it temporarily blocked searches for #whistle-blower while it calibrated its systems to ensure that legitimate searches for the term, or the purported name, were not being affected.
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Mr. Trump's public attacks on Mr. Atkinson have been part of his larger attempts to delegitimize the whistle-blower and the process that led to the disclosure of the complaint.
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Chuck Grassley and Joni Ernst have said the CIA whistle-blower should be protected and kept anonymous under the law, rejecting Trump's determination to find out the whistle-blower's identity.
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After a whistle-blower working for one of the world's biggest pharmaceutical companies began sending anonymous tips about fraud and corruption inside its operation in China, authorities there moved in.
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And in August 2015, Glaxo tried to make amends by rehiring Ms. Shi, an acknowledgment that the company had erred in firing an employee suspected of being a whistle-blower.
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As days went on, internet rumors circulated that the case was tied to his alleged role as a flu vaccine whistle-blower at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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But as she speaks publicly about such cases, she also becomes a credible whistle-blower; her words advocate for freedom of expression, both to Iranians and to the outside world.
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Mr. Simpson said that his team had examined a range of security steps planned by Telcordia, including digital security defenses, computer coding practices, whistle-blower programs, guards and visitor screenings.
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Mr. Baranov has not been charged with any crimes, and he has in the past been depicted as a whistle-blower who exposed cheating and corruption in track and field.
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We served as the attorneys for the intelligence community whistle-blower, and every step of the way we sought to protect them from reprisal, threats and disclosure of their identity.
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SUNDAY BUSINESS An article last Sunday about the Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association referred incorrectly to the method some former employees used to make whistle-blower accusations against the company.
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The whistle-blower complaint against Mr. Bryan was filed by Robert Ivy, who worked with Mr. Bryan on the Ukraine project when both men were officials at the Energy Department.
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Pastor Bouie organizes his neighbors with the help of a woman who serves as the Ouachita Riverkeeper and a whistle-blower who had been a safety coordinator in the mill.
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The play features a divisive, punitive protagonist and whistle-blower, Dr. Thomas Stockmann, who tries to warn his town about contaminated water polluting the spa that keeps the town solvent.
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In the course of settling on the narrower of two possible interpretations of Dodd-Frank's whistle-blower protection, Justice Ginsburg cited legislative history six times in the opinion's 21 pages.
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Ms. Seo's decision to become a whistle-blower was considered particularly brave because prosecutors are widely believed to work in one of the most strictly hierarchical organizations in South Korea.
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Current and former officials said the agreement contained sweeping caveats stating that it was consistent with whistle-blower protections and other oversight and disclosure laws that apply to federal workers.
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Workers have filed nearly a dozen whistle-blower claims and safety complaints with federal regulators, describing issues like defective manufacturing, debris left on planes and pressure to not report violations.
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In the process, Lukanga, a financial adviser with a growing reputation in Hollywood as a behind-the-scenes power broker and sage, found himself in an unfamiliar role: whistle-blower.
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Russia continues to deny many of the allegations raised by Grigory M. Rodchenkov, the whistle-blower who fled to the United States in late 2015, blaming him for any doping.
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New York's banking regulator ordered Barclays to pay $15 million in penalties after the British bank's chief executive officer tried to unmask a whistle-blower, the regulator said on Tuesday.
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He zeros in on four people — a whistle-blower, a military commander, a mineral dealer and a tailor — who share how the country's seemingly endless conflict has affected their lives.
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Mr. Ghosn, a charismatic leader in the auto industry, is being investigated after a whistle-blower within Nissan, the Japanese automaker, alleged he vastly understated his compensation on securities filings.
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The TIAA practices drawing scrutiny from the New York attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, are also the subject of a whistle-blower complaint filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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We also learned that the whistle-blower whose complaint led to the impeachment investigation alerted an aide to Representative Adam Schiff of his concerns, days before the complaint was made.
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And this morning we learned that the legal team for the C.I.A. whistle-blower is also representing a second official said to have direct knowledge of President Trump's Ukraine call.
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He is also the first president to incite his supporters via tweet to retaliate against a whistle-blower whom both his own intelligence community inspector general and Congress deem legitimate.
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"The president and some of his supporters have attacked the credibility of the whistle-blower, who has presented information that has touched off a landmark impeachment proceeding," Mr. Baquet said.
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After the call, multiple officials told the whistle-blower that future talks between Mr. Trump and Mr. Zelensky would depend on whether the Ukrainians would "play ball" on the investigations.
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For more than five years, Val Broeksmit has been dangling his Deutsche Bank files in front of journalists and government investigators, dreaming of becoming the next great American whistle-blower.
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The person, who has hired the same legal team as the first whistle-blower, has been interviewed by the intelligence community's inspector general but has not filed a formal complaint.
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Those efforts have been stepped up in the years since Edward J. Snowden, the whistle-blower and former American intelligence contractor, revealed that foreign technology firms could help governments spy.
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Over the course of the Ukraine affair, Mr. Trump has called for the whistle-blower to come forward, at times suggesting that the intelligence officer was acting as a spy.
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The same flaw was evident when Mr. Staley tried last year to unmask a whistle-blower who had made what he thought were unfair accusations against a colleague and friend.
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Several right-wing websites have purported to identify the whistle-blower, but no mainstream news outlet or even top-tier conservative site has identified the officer who filed the complaint.
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But the whistle-blower was only a bit player, another in a long line of public servants whose vaccine of duty was strong enough to resist the contagion of Trump.
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Dozens of employees have been reassigned, demoted, investigated or fired for reporting lapses or misconduct by senior managers, charges that were later upheld by whistle-blower protection agencies, records show.
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An article on Friday about the Justice Department's joining a whistle-blower lawsuit against UnitedHealth Group misstated the given name of the chief financial officer for a division of UnitedHealth.
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" • "For more than five years, Val Broeksmit has been dangling his Deutsche Bank files in front of journalists and government investigators, dreaming of becoming the next great American whistle-blower.
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The whistle-blower complaint has been filed and its credibility bolstered by Trump's own statements, the rough transcript memo released by the White House and confirmations from the White House.
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Always obsessed with the threat of leaks, Mr. Trump has become more concerned about loyalty since a whistle-blower came forward last year to express concerns about the Ukraine call.
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By refusing to turn over the whistle-blower report, the administration is following the same playbook it has used for all of Congress's inquiries: deny, deflect and delay — possibly indefinitely.
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Ms. Pelosi told fellow Democrats that Mr. Trump told her in a private call on Tuesday morning that he was not responsible for withholding the whistle-blower complaint from Congress.
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Pinto's supporters and his legal team have sought to portray him as a whistle-blower, and he has expressed a willingness to cooperate with investigations in a number of countries.
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If all of that isn't enough for you, read this excerpt from Edward Snowden's new book Permanent Record to hear, in his own words, why he became a whistle-blower.
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For the second straight day, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky submitted a question aimed at revealing the name of the C.I.A. whistle-blower whose complaint effectively sparked the impeachment investigation.
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Mr. Trump's favorite target is Representative Adam B. Schiff of California, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, which conducted the Ukraine inquiry in response to a C.I.A. whistle-blower.
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So far he has refused to hand over the whistle-blower information to Congress, even as the law appears to leave him little room to stonewall Schiff and his committee.
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A majority of the money will go toward whistle-blower expenses, he said, while some is expected to be used to vet candidates before the foundation agrees to help them.
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That collaboration will supplement WADA's new whistle-blower program, which solicits tips on cheating through a secure website that was started last week and outlines a protocol for handling them.
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YouTube, Facebook and Instagram are trying — and failing — to block people from circulating speculation about the identity of the whistle-blower who set off the impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
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"Any decision to report any perceived identifying information of the whistle-blower is deeply concerning and reckless, as it can place the individual in harm's way," attorney Andrew Bakaj said.
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Relations with WADA were frayed after Isinbayeva criticized the organization, framed doping allegations as an anti-Russian plot and called for a leading whistle-blower to be barred for life.
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The whistle-blower program at the Securities and Exchange Commission, for example, heard from 4,218 tipsters in fiscal 2016, up 40 percent from the number who came forward in 2012.
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Outside of his parish, Father Ramsey, 73, is best known as a whistle-blower in the sexual abuse case of Theodore E. McCarrick, a former cardinal and archbishop of Washington.
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This whistleblower has "more direct information about the events than the first whistle-blower," according to the Times, a claim that attorney Mark Zaid confirmed to ABC News' George Stephanopoulos Sunday.
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Multiple pilots who have worked with FlyNYON and Liberty Helicopters — including the pilot who warned of the harnesses in the email — are seeking whistle-blower protections in order to speak out.
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"I wasn't trying to be Snowden or anything," she says, referring to Edward Snowden, a more famous whistle-blower and a man with a far more conscious plan to divulge information.
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The new church law provides whistle-blower protections for anyone making a report and requires all dioceses around the world to have a system in place to receive the claims confidentially.
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In addition, several employees who say they were punished with reassignments to other airports after filing whistle-blower complaints have charged that Mr. Hoggan played a role in their forced transfers.
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Records show that dozens of employees have been reassigned, demoted, investigated or fired for reporting lapses or misconduct by senior managers, disclosures that were later upheld by whistle-blower protection agencies.
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In the July 25 phone call that provoked a whistle-blower complaint and touched off the impeachment inquiry, Mr. Zelensky offered private assurances that his government would look into those matters.
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In addition, several employees who say they were punished with reassignments to other airports after filing whistle-blower complaints have alleged that Mr. Hoggan played a role in their forced transfers.
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His mother, Xue Yinxian, who worked in the General Administration of Sports, came to prominence in the 1990s as a whistle-blower, publicly saying that she refused to dope Chinese athletes.
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As an example, the whistle-blower said the drug Lamictal had been aggressively promoted as a treatment for bipolar disorder, even though it had been approved in China only for epilepsy.
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Just this month, another whistle-blower, Yulia Stepanova, a runner in hiding with her husband in the United States, was forced to move amid fears that hackers had found her location.
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Mr. Wingo, who began speaking to reporters, refused an offer of roughly $23,220 from the company to keep quiet, according to interviews and court records related to his whistle-blower claims.
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Thabiso Zulu, an A.N.C. member and whistle-blower who helped Mr. Magaqa expose corruption in Umzimkhulu, said he and others had provided the authorities with evidence in the case long ago.
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But the Justice Department rejected the portrayal of Mr. Albury as a whistle-blower, saying he had done nothing internally to raise any concerns about or try to change F.B.I. policies.
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The whistle-blower was concerned about how the executive branch was handling his allegations about the president, and his consultation with Congress shows how determined he was to see them addressed.
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Thanks to a whistle-blower, Trump's attempts to get the Ukrainian president, Volodymyr Zelensky, a comedian-turned-politician, to investigate a rival, former Vice President Joe Biden, are now public knowledge.
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Having testified before Congress following an explosive whistle blower allegation against his company, Logan, his family and his close associates head to the family's Mediterranean yacht to plot their next steps.
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The whistle-blower criticized the placement of the call records into the highly secure system, casting it as a sign that lawyers knew Mr. Trump's pressure on Mr. Zelensky was problematic.
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The current whistle-blower complaint shines light on an attempted cover-up and an intelligence community that sees the president advancing the Trump brand at the expense of American national security.
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Andrew P. Bakaj, a former C.I.A. and Pentagon official whose legal practice specializes in whistle-blower and security clearance issues, confirmed that he was representing the official who filed the complaint.
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Engel, while saying the allegations did not fit within the intelligence whistle-blower system that enables Congress to see complaints, said such a complaint could instead result in a criminal referral.
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The whistle-blower said diplomats were outraged by the activities of the president's personal lawyer, Rudolph W. Giuliani, in trying to persuade Ukrainian officials to open an investigation into the Bidens.
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Over the past few weeks, the country has been riveted by the news of a whistle-blower within the intelligence community who filed a formal complaint alleging wrongdoing by President Trump.
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Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky, sought unsuccessfully to ask a question about the origins of the investigation that named the whistle-blower, according to a person familiar with the debate.
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Several House Republicans loyal to Mr. Trump asked questions about the person widely believed to be the whistle-blower during the closed-door depositions of witnesses conducted by the Intelligence Committee.
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Democrats argue that the focus by Mr. Paul and other conservatives on the whistle-blower is misplaced, because the House investigation uncovered extensive evidence corroborating and expanding upon the initial allegations.
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WASHINGTON — The F.B.I. sought last month to interview the whistle-blower who helped ignite the impeachment inquiry as a witness in a continuing investigation, several people familiar with the matter said.
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Republicans have suggested the whistle-blower was partisan because he was originally detailed to the White House under the Obama administration to work on Ukrainian affairs and was a registered Democrat.
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The second official was among those interviewed by the intelligence community inspector general to corroborate the allegations of the original whistle-blower, one of the people briefed on the matter said.
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Since the first whistle-blower emerged, the White House has tried to unmask his identity, and dismiss him as a "deep state operative" with partisan motives to "take down" Mr. Trump.
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But now Mr. Trump also talks about the civil war that could break out if impeachment proceedings against him continue, a whistle-blower he regards as a spy and, increasingly, treason.
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Thanks to reporting in the Washington Post and Wall Street Journal and an anonymous whistle blower, these transgressions have come to light and set off an impeachment inquiry in the House.
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The bank said on Monday that its American chief executive, James E. Staley, was being investigated by the British authorities after he sought to learn the identity of a whistle-blower.
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OSHA, which enforces whistle-blower protection laws, investigated a complaint from the former employee and found that his internal reports of fraud were "at least a contributing factor" in his termination.
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Mr. Schiff has scheduled a closed briefing on Friday with the inspector general of the intelligence community, who conducted a preliminary investigation of the whistle-blower complaint and found it credible.
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Maguire, a retired Navy vice admiral, is scheduled to testify to Congress this Thursday morning, and Senate Republicans have joined Democrats in calling for the release of the whistle-blower complaint.
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A Justice Department official also told The Times that after a whistle-blower raised concerns, two top intelligence officials referred the complaint for a possible criminal investigation into the president's actions.
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The Follow the Rules Act clarifies existing whistle-blower laws to make it clear that protections apply to employees who refuse a superior's orders to break an existing rule or regulation.
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Democrats got some backup in the Senate from Republicans, who have generally split over whether Mr. Trump is obliged to share either the transcript or the whistle-blower complaint with Congress.
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Mr. Klitenic also suggested that Trump administration lawyers think the Constitution gives the president a legal right to order Mr. Maguire to defy a congressional subpoena for the whistle-blower complaint.
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"Intelligence, unlike law enforcement, is a small, closed private world," says John Kiriakou, a CIA whistle-blower who spoke out on ABC News in 2007 about the Bush-era torture program.
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They were about the definition of obstruction, the meaning of executive privilege, the history of security aid to Ukraine, Hunter Biden and the whistle-blower whose complaint prompted the impeachment inquiry.
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WADA's investigators had hoped to compare the Moscow data with another athlete antidoping file from the laboratory — known as the LIMS database — that it received from a whistle-blower in 2017.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi, President Trump, the Ukraine whistle-blower and the Hong Kong protesters were all on the shortlist for this year's selection, according to the anchors of the "Today" show.
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Ko Young-tae, the whistle-blower, said at a parliamentary hearing this week that he got into an argument with Ms. Choi over walking her daughter's puppy one day in 2014.
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Initially, impeachment investigators were in negotiations to interview the whistle-blower, a C.I.A. officer who was detailed to work at the White House, in a way that would protect his identity.
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Even Republicans understand this; they just think it's O.K. And remember, the Ukraine scandal made it into the public eye only because a single whistle-blower set an investigation in motion.
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The whistle-blower complaint, which would typically be submitted to lawmakers who have oversight of the intelligence agencies, first came to light as the subject of an administration tug of war.
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The whistle-blower, whose identity has not been made public, accused Mr. Trump of abusing his power by inviting a foreign power to interfere on his behalf in the 2020 election.
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In April, the bank disclosed that James E. Staley, the current chief executive, was being investigated by the British authorities after he sought to learn the identity of a whistle-blower.
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The tax settlement, which Mr. Schneiderman said was the largest recovery of its kind for the state, stemmed from a lawsuit filed under seal in 2015 by an unnamed whistle-blower.
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His role as a whistle-blower was known to the accused because the Tennis Integrity Unit, the sport's watchdog, did not obscure his identity in the hearings of the other players.
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The Denver Post quotes a retired dentist/new-world-order whistle-blower named Lee Horowitz who believes there's something sinister about the campaign, a tacit admission that something strange is at foot.
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It appears more and more that the whistle blower report and the rough transcript of Trump's July 25 call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is just the tip of the impeachment iceberg.
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The government's inspectors general sharply criticized a Justice Department ruling from last month that determined that the whistle-blower complaint about Mr. Trump's call with Ukraine's president should not go to Congress.
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If a Vanguard whistle-blower is correct, Vanguard could end up owing the Internal Revenue Service a great deal of money, and millions of shareholders could end up paying somewhat higher fees.
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For many years, Herbalife was accused in class action lawsuits, by individual consumers in whistle-blower blogs and websites and recently by some on Wall Street of engaging in the Big Lie.
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A continuing ploy is to attack and seek to out the anonymous government whistle-blower who initially raised concerns about Trump's call to Ukrainians based on reports he or she had seen.
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If a whistle-blower is willing to take that risk to alert the American people to dangers, the least the law should do is take full account of the whistle-blower's intentions.
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Colonel Vindman is not the only impeachment witness to point to Mr. Eisenberg's role in testimony, and a whistle-blower complaint later filed by the C.I.A. officer appears to describe his actions.
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Alerted by a Russian whistle-blower, the World Anti-Doping Agency established a commission that last year uncovered an extensive state-sponsored program of administering performance-enhancing drugs to top Russian athletes.
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Politico wrote about the witnesses Republicans would like to call in the public phase of the inquiry, including the whistle-blower whose complaint led to the investigation and whose anonymity is protected.
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Recognizing that sales of the product were coming in well below what the company had forecast to investors, Monsanto decided to change its accounting policies on customer rebates, the whistle-blower said.
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Yuliya Rusanova, a former runner for Russia and a whistle-blower who fled the country and now lives in the United States, has petitioned to compete in Rio for a neutral team.
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This change was an effort to recognize the financial toll of being a whistle-blower, both in lost employment and in legal fees incurred during the arduous process of building a case.
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A perfect model is the S.E.C. Whistle-blower Program, which was established by the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act, and which has rightly been heralded as a success.
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But the whistle-blower also told Futterman about a man who had been driving his adult son to the hospital when the police cars swarming around McDonald brought him to a halt.
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The last six months have tested the boundaries of the integrity of our country's whistle-blower protections, not just from the framework of the law but also with respect to public perception.
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But in recent weeks, Democrats on the Senate Commerce Committee, which has the power to advance Mr. Dickson's nomination, have seized on Mr. Dickson's involvement in a whistle-blower case at Delta.
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NBC reported that some of the allegations emerged through a whistle-blower complaint filed by a former safety inspector; the complaint included a conversation with an ironworker foreman about the broken bolts.
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I was a whistle-blower at the Environmental Protection Agency and went back to work for 20 years and continued to blow the whistle, as did several of my whistle-blowing colleagues.
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The whistle-blower lawsuit — which had been kept sealed under the federal False Claims Act — came to light in recent weeks, along with the disclosure that it had prompted a federal investigation.
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Although Mr. Peters had previously apologized for his conduct regarding the whistle-blower, he disputed the factual findings of the investigation, and asserted that the mayor had other reasons for dismissing him.
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Our driver, a 44-year-old island native and whistle-blower named Gusti Gelambong, had brought us here to show us the incredible destruction wrought by the growing demand for palm oil.
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Goldman highlighted the whistle-blower line on its website, saying that a Fried Frank lawyer, Sheldon Raab, would refer complaints to Goldman's independent board members or to bank employees for further investigation.
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Unfortunately, from what I have seen as a whistle-blower lawyer, employees who report misconduct to senior management — believing that their company will do the right thing — often are fired or ostracized.
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At the same time, the law aims to better protect whistle-blowers by establishing a new office within the department to handle reports of wrongdoing and train employees on whistle-blower rights.
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As President Trump continues to rage against impeachment — and the Democrats and whistle-blower he holds responsible for bringing it about — visiting world leaders are encountering a different kind of diplomatic mission.
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It is illegal to intentionally lie on a disclosure form, but whether the whistle-blower was justified in omitting his initial contact with Congress probably depends on the substance of the interactions.
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This development came in the wake of a whistle-blower complaint alleging Mr. Trump abused his power by pressuring Ukraine to investigate former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. for political gain.
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"One White House official described this act as an abuse of this electronic system because the call did not contain anything remotely sensitive from a national security perspective," the whistle-blower wrote.
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The public hearings should only be used for the most important witnesses like Donald F. McGhan II, the former White House counsel, his deputy, Annie Donaldson, and the intelligence community whistle-blower.
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There's still a lot that the public doesn't know about the emerging and evolving legal and political scandal arising out of a whistle-blower complaint from a member of the intelligence community.
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In turn, we have watched the whistle-blower defamed by the president and his allies, even accused of treason, despite his having meticulously followed the lawful process to report possible criminal conduct.
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The House staff member, following the committee's procedures, suggested the officer find a lawyer to advise him and meet with an inspector general, with whom he could file a whistle-blower complaint.
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