Whistleblower Aid’s latest case just got exclusive coverage in the New York Times. Here’s what we’ve uncovered: Rinat Akhmetov, the richest man in Ukraine, corrupted his own country years ago. … [Read more...] about A Ukrainian oligarch corrupted a U.S. civil servant. Now the Senate could vote to confirm him.
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CIA watchdog withdraws nomination after allegations of retaliation against colleagues
Christopher Sharpley, the acting Inspector General of the Central Intelligence Agency, is withdrawing his nomination after former colleagues alleged he retaliated against them for blowing the whistle … [Read more...] about CIA watchdog withdraws nomination after allegations of retaliation against colleagues
Why firing Mueller won’t end the Russia investigation
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Whistleblower Aid In The New York Times
Read Our New York Times Op-Ed Robert Mueller’s investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election affects us all. American democracy should be government of of the people, by the people, … [Read more...] about Whistleblower Aid In The New York Times
Robert Mueller’s Last Resort
It’s a nightmare scenario, but it’s not hard to imagine: President Trump, growing tired of the Russia investigation as it closes in on him, fires Robert S. Mueller III and moves to dismantle the … [Read more...] about Robert Mueller’s Last Resort
