John Tye founded the nonprofit law office Whistleblower Aid to support people who want to expose government and corporate wrongdoing. … [Read more...] about In Wake of MIT-Epstein News, ‘Whistleblower Aid’ Sees Uptick in Informants, Including Nonprofits
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Signe Swenson, Jeffrey Epstein and Accountability in Philanthropy
The secret story of MIT Media Lab’s cozy relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein is not pretty. But if there is a hero, it is former lab development officer Signe … [Read more...] about Signe Swenson, Jeffrey Epstein and Accountability in Philanthropy
Rare external investigation finds wrongdoing in the CIA’s watchdog office
On a spring day in late April 2014, officials at the CIA’s watchdog office slapped yellow crime-scene tape and heavy-duty combination locks on an employee’s office door after security walked him out … [Read more...] about Rare external investigation finds wrongdoing in the CIA’s watchdog office
American Universities Are Addicted to Billionaires
What happened when Jeffrey Epstein funded science and tech? Women were excluded. … [Read more...] about American Universities Are Addicted to Billionaires
He Who Must Not Be Tolerated
Joi Ito’s fall from grace for his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein was much deserved. But his style of corner-cutting ethics is all too common in tech. … [Read more...] about He Who Must Not Be Tolerated
The Epstein scandal at MIT shows the moral bankruptcy of techno-elites
The MIT-Epstein debacle shows ‘the prostitution of intellectual activity’. Time for a radical agenda: close the Media Lab, disband Ted Talks and refuse tech billionaires money … [Read more...] about The Epstein scandal at MIT shows the moral bankruptcy of techno-elites
