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    Oct 30

    In the next , I look at a culture of retribution against whistleblowers under Trump—and a new complaint implicating CIA director Gina Haspel and Donald Trump’s nominee for the top legal job in the intelligence community in a retaliation campaign.

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    Dec 4

    An update on this story of espionage and election fraud that and I reported on for the , . The hospital owner who hired the private Israeli espionage firm to swing the election was taken into custody at LAX.

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    Nov 29

    Considering our ever-declining global stature as a nation, and the anticipation of a new administration,I decided it’d be good to revisit ’s War On Peace to remind myself how much work we still have ahead of us to restore affective foreign diplomacy in the years ahead

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  4. Nov 26

    Thanks for this, . Credit to and for the detailed production work that made the “aural imagery” mentioned in this article come together. And shout out to everyone taking the time to listen.

    Ronan Farrow's voices (and other audiobook delights) helped me get through this year
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  5. Nov 24

    (And I was fortunate to be telling the stories of sources who risked a lot to expose abuses of power—thanks to all the Grammy voters for recognizing them through this.)

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  6. Nov 24

    I look forward to losing to Meryl Streep.

    Congratulations 63rd Best Spoke Word Album nominees: , , Rachel , , and (& Full cast):
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  7. Nov 19

    For anyone who cares about protecting the environment and public health, worth reading this and being aware of who's being placed on Biden's transition teams.

    This is not about my politics it’s about politics as usual. We want, we need to be better because he can be.
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  8. Retweeted
    Nov 15

    Riveting and revealing investigation on how the CIA allegedly retaliated against a DOJ prosecutor who blew the whistle on the source of data used in drug busts:

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    Nov 6

    Haspel’s job on the line. My latest in this week’s discloses a new whistleblower complaint implicating her and other CIA officials in a scheme to whitewash information gathered via secret surveillance—and a retaliation campaign to cover it up:

    Hearing from multiple administration sources that Trump might fire Defense Secretary Mark Esper, as early as today. Maybe CIA Director Gina Haspel too.
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    Nov 8

    If you read War on Peace, you know the decline in US diplomacy has been very much a bipartisan effort.

    Rebuilding the State Dept will be one of the great challenges facing the next administration. War on Peace is about the life-saving work of diplomats and the dangers of sidelining them: (And there’ll be a new forward-looking edition out early next year.)
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  11. Nov 8

    Rebuilding the State Dept will be one of the great challenges facing the next administration. War on Peace is about the life-saving work of diplomats and the dangers of sidelining them: (And there’ll be a new forward-looking edition out early next year.)

    One of Biden’s most important tasks is picking a stronger leader of or the state department. I’m sure agrees. Diplomacy has been forgotten about for too long. Make sure to read his book “War on Peace” for more on why this is so important!
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  12. Nov 6

    Stay vigilant, fam—lots of ersatz check marks making the rounds.

    REMINDER: has NOT called the presidential election. There are fake accounts out there with incorrection information. Follow for the latest on .
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  13. Nov 6

    Haspel’s job on the line. My latest in this week’s discloses a new whistleblower complaint implicating her and other CIA officials in a scheme to whitewash information gathered via secret surveillance—and a retaliation campaign to cover it up:

    Hearing from multiple administration sources that Trump might fire Defense Secretary Mark Esper, as early as today. Maybe CIA Director Gina Haspel too.
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  14. Nov 3

    Everyone’s got their own way of getting through election season.

    hey i did a reading of ur recent new yorker article dressed in a bunnie onesie pls dm me i’ll send u a link
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  15. Nov 3

    All over the country, legislators are on the ballot who have established records of voting for or against whistleblower protections. Worth weighing as you go to the polls (as are the respective records of the presidential candidates on this issue).

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  16. Nov 3

    On Election Day, worth noting that whistleblowers, a critical source of accountability in our democracy, are facing historic retaliation under Trump—and were already embattled under Obama/Biden. My latest, on a new whistleblower & the retribution he faced:

    The disclosures come amidst a crackdown on government whistleblowers. The Obama admin charged, under the Espionage Act, more officials with disclosing classified information than all prior administrations combined. In half as long, the Trump admin has matched that count—and more:
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    Oct 30

    In the next , I look at a culture of retribution against whistleblowers under Trump—and a new complaint implicating CIA director Gina Haspel and Donald Trump’s nominee for the top legal job in the intelligence community in a retaliation campaign.

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    Nov 1

    . reveals a culture of retribution against whistleblowers in the Trump admin. A previously unreported claim implicates CIA director Gina Haspel and Trump's nominee for the top legal post in the intelligence community in a retaliation campaign.

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    Nov 2

    What happened when a whistle-blower uncovered a “criminal conspiracy” perpetrated by the C.I.A. and the F.B.I.? “It was a blatant attempt to silence a career public servant who identified a real issue,” one of his supervisors said.

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  20. Oct 30

    McConnell’s allegations have been roiling intelligence and law enforcement circles for months. They are now also drawing congressional scrutiny.

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