More and more U.S. government agencies have taken steps to protect whistleblowers and clear the path for them to help uncover fraud and other misconduct. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau just became the latest to join the trend. On July 24, the agency issued a press release announcing its release of a circular warning companies away from using broad nondisclosure agreements to prevent employees from becoming whistleblowers.
MANILA, Philippines — The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has disqualified House of Representatives aspirant Edgar Erice from running in the 2025 polls due to propagation of false information to...