A former Meta executive, Sarah Wynn-Williams, has come forward as a whistleblower, accusing the company of compromising US national security to establish a substantial business presence in China. ...
Read moreU.S. District Judge Paula Xinis of the District of Maryland decided liability in favor of the fired CEO who alleged unlawful termination under the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. Hinckley, Allen & Sny...
Read moreThe House Judiciary Committee hears from two medical providers who brought allegations against Texas Children’s Hospital for violating state law against performing transgender care on minors. As la...
Read moreTRENTON, NJ – A political firestorm has erupted in New Jersey as gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli released a leaked New Jersey State Police memo that has triggered a federal investigation ...
Read moreFormer Facebook executive says the social media magnate designed the tool to use in Taiwan and Hong Kong. 2025.04.11 TAIPEI, Taiwan — Meta compromised U.S. national security and freedom of speech t...
Read moreMalaysian whistle-blowers need stronger legal protections, a watchdog said on Friday, following a controversy in which a businessman who exposed alleged corruption in Sabah state was publicly admo...
Read moreMalaysian whistle-blowers need stronger legal protections, a watchdog said on Friday, following a controversy in which a businessman who exposed alleged corruption in Sabah state was publicly admo...
Read moreMeta’s whistleblower Sarah Wynn-Williams claims that Facebook (now Meta) had operations in China from 2014 without the knowledge of the US government or the general public. “They did these things ...
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Read moreBusinesses misrepresenting themselves as Australian fashion retailers are defrauding Australian consumers, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission warns. The ACCC describes the scammers...
