Project Veritas CEO Resigns, Reports 'Past Illegality' to Authorities

Hannah Giles steps down amid allegations of financial improprieties, leading to the suspension of all operations at the conservative nonprofit.

Hannah Giles, CEO of Project Veritas, has resigned effective immediately, citing 'strong evidence of past illegality and past financial improprieties'.
Giles took over as CEO earlier this year after the organization's founder, James O'Keefe, was accused of misusing organization funds and mistreating employees.
Upon discovering the alleged improprieties, Giles reported the information to law enforcement agencies.
Project Veritas, known for using hidden cameras to expose journalists and political opponents, has suspended all operations and fired most of its staff.
Giles and O'Keefe previously worked together in 2009 to record members of the national community organizing group ACORN, leading to its shutdown.