Who is James Risen and what significant issue did he expose in his book?
TED: How free is our freedom of the press? | Trevor Timm

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A CIA agent who revealed military secrets
A journalist who exposed NSA's illegal wiretapping
A government official who leaked financial data
A whistleblower who uncovered environmental crimes
2.
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What was the US government's reaction to Risen's revelations?
They awarded him a medal for bravery
They ignored his findings
They investigated him for nearly a decade
They supported his journalistic efforts
3.
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How did electronic surveillance impact Risen's legal challenges?
It made it easier for him to gather evidence
It allowed the government to access his personal records
It prevented the government from prosecuting him
It had no impact on his case
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What was the outcome of the government's investigation into Risen?
He fled the country to avoid prosecution
He was convicted and imprisoned
The government dropped their demands before the trial
He testified against his source
5.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What trend did the Obama administration set regarding whistleblower prosecution?
They protected more whistleblowers than any other administration
They prosecuted more whistleblowers than all previous administrations combined
They ignored whistleblower cases
They only prosecuted whistleblowers in financial sectors
6.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What is SecureDrop and how does it help journalists?
A software for editing news articles
A platform for journalists to publish stories anonymously
A government tool for monitoring journalists
A secure communication tool for whistleblowers to contact journalists
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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Why is it important to protect whistleblowers in various sectors?
To limit their access to sensitive information
To encourage them to work for the government
To ensure they can expose wrongdoing without fear of retribution
To prevent them from leaking information
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