China plans to launch a national whistleblower platform Thursday to crack down on online rumors, a measure to further manage cyberspace.
Samsung's accuser is no ordinary whistleblower.
The video frames are hard evidence linking the SpaceX explosion to an alleged space war being fought between rival secret space programs according to whistleblower Corey Goode.
It is less physically dangerous to be a corporate or government whistleblower even in a more free society, but the loss of employment or freedom is a harsh deterrent.
Mr Kilpatrick pleaded guilty to obstructing justice in proceedings that stem from a whistleblower lawsuit and will spend four months in jail.
That law strengthened whistleblower protections against retaliation and provided for financial incentives to report wrongdoing.
It means strengthening whistleblower protections for government employees who step forward to report wasteful spending.
In the eyes of many, his attempts to expose waste and wrongdoing at his agency make him a whistleblower.
So, in a way, it is almost a miracle that the federal whistleblower legislation is now the law of this election-fraught land.
In the evenings, before the 10:05 p. m. lockdown, she reads through streams of letters, including from anti-secrecy enthusiasts who view her as a whistleblower.
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