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Attacks on civil servants make some wary of blowing the whistle.
Two pieces of note for whistleblowers and their supporters from Government Executive. One reported on a survey that posed this...
Public servants, questionable pork and a reading list
A round up of recent news begins with a link to a new piece in The Hill by the founders...
Horowitz and other inspectors general stick up for whistleblowers
Michael Horowitz, DOJ IG Justice Department Inspector General Michael Horowitz was on Capitol Hill Wednesday to talk about his report...
Whistleblowers head to Capitol Hill today to tell their tales
Two whistleblowers are scheduled to testify on Capitol Hill this morning. Both hearings begin at 10 a.m.and will be broadcast...
Working overtime to deliver report linked to IC whistleblower complaint
The Washington Post reports that Congressional staffers worked through the holiday to complete a report on the House Intelligence Committee's ...
A “searing time” for whistleblower rights — and a pledge to protect them
The Inspector General (IG) of the Intelligence Community, Michael K. Atkinson, calls IGs “first responders.” In his semi-annual report to...
Whistleblowers reported problems with Navy SEAL leader Gallagher
This weekend, the Secretary of the Navy gave up his job after a dispute with President Donald Trump over plans to...
“The world has witnessed the powerful impact of a whistleblower”
The Christian Science Monitor offers an editorial that comes close to calling it the year of the whistleblower. Congress has...
Ellsberg says “We need more whistleblowing, not less”
All potential whistleblowers face a choice. Report through official channels -- their agency's whistleblower program or a company's compliance office....
Study: Secondhand whistleblower reports are reliable
Turns out hearsay can be pretty reliable. The validity of secondhand information about President Trump’s dealings with Ukraine reemerged as...
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Exclusive Marist Poll: Overwhelming Public Support Among Likely Voters For Increased Whistleblower Protections
In September, Marist (an A+ rated pollster) conducted a survey of American adults on behalf of Whistleblower Network News. The...
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