Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen visited the USC Annenberg Forum yesterday to discuss her path from Facebook employee to whistleblower, the spread of misinformation, and the future of techno...

Following the alleged employment racketeering in the Akwa Ibom Civil Service, the State government has urged the public to report anyone or group involved in the extortion for prosecution. It ass...

A City of Edmonds employee is seeking $500,000 after she said she suffered retaliation after engaging in whistleblower activities. Lacey Gray has worked with the City for 2.5 years. Her Linkedin ...

The first Executive minister has broken ranks to criticise the treatment of a civil service whistleblower who was forced out of her job while one of those who treated her appallingly has been pro...

Technology and social media have been at crossroads over the past two decades. Is Facebook a mirror? An amplifier? An inducer? “Facebook is not a neutral platform,” whistleblower Frances Haugen s...

Five Pennsylvania Republican gubernatorial candidates took the stage Tuesday night for a rare primary debate hosted by a non-partisan organization this cycle. The debate was hosted by nonprofit n...

Ocala City Manager Sandra Wilson's contract was terminated at the end of Tuesday's City Council meeting. The vote was 3-2, with council members Barry Mansfield, Kristen Dryer and James Hilty vot...

This Tuesday students, staff and faculty gathered around the lobby of Wallis Annenberg Hall and peered over the railings in a massive crowd. They were all intent to hear Frances Haugen, better kn...

Earlier this month, Governor Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill (SB) 47, which formally adopted sections of the Portal-to-Portal Act (Portal Act) amendments to the federal Fair Labor Standards Act (F...