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Month: November 2019

FBI asked to interview whistleblower

The FBI asked last month to interview the intelligence community whistleblower who first raised concerns about President Donald Trump’s interactions with Ukraine that ultimately sparked the House impeachment inquiry, a source familiar with the request confirmed to CNN. In mid-October, the FBI’s Washington Field Office reached out to lawyers for the whistleblower and asked to

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Sex trafficking survivor says man she loved sold her to dozens of men a day: ‘I thought I was going to die’

Click here for updates on this story     BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Sex trafficking is a problem exploding nationwide and here in Maryland. WJZ’s Rick Ritter continues our three-day investigation into what some call modern-day slavery. On Monday, Vic Carter explained why Baltimore has become a major hub for trafficking and who the major players are and

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Reddit warns Trump supporters against ‘systematic harassment’ of potential whistleblower

Reddit has warned users of its forum for President Trump supporters that “systematic harassment” of the alleged potential whistleblower whose complaint kicked off the impeachment inquiry “must stop immediately.” The company cited in part its policy prohibiting “inviting vigilantism.” The Reddit forum, known as “The_Donald” subreddit, has previously been embraced by Trump and his inner

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As top Democrats debate health care in Atlanta, 2 rural Georgians tell CNN why they’re ready for universal health care

In Georgia — where state officials say 60 counties have no pediatrician, 76 counties have no obstetrician-gynecologist and nine counties have no doctor at all — frustration over access to health care is apparent. Even in reliably conservative strongholds, some say they’re ready to ditch a system built on private insurance. When 10 Democratic presidential

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