Embattled French politician Dominique Strass-Khan is countersuing Nafissatou Diallo, the hotel maid who claimed he sexually assaulted her, in the same court she’s suing him.
Belvedere celebrates its vodka’s superior drinkability — but a new ad for the liquor producer is hardly in good taste.
Creator Garry Trudeau calls a Texas statute “rape,” leaving many newspapers up in arms over whether they should publish the strip.
Two Chicago lawyers have reason to believe the “Killer Clown” may have had help in at least three of his 33 homicides
— KARL ROMINGER, attorney on Jerry Sandusky’s defense team, suggesting to ABC a possible defense for former assistant coach who’s admitted to showering with young boys. Sandusky’s been charged with more than 40 counts of sex abuse.
The actor who played Dr. Evil’s shoe-throwing sidekick in the first Austin Powers movie is suspected of killing his prison cellmate.
Before she was known for her defiant act that catapulted the American civil rights movement into prominence — and placed her at the center of it — Rosa Parks had long been a human rights activist and crusader for social justice. But the clues to why she was such a passionate activist may come from [...]
Julian Assange could not be reached by the Swedish authorities who are investigating sex-crimes allegations against him because the WikiLeaks founder had become spooked by “death threats” issued by American politicians, including Sarah Palin, Assange’s Swedish lawyer told a British court on Tuesday.
The extradition hearings in London Monday of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange drips with intrigue: a mysterious Australian hacker accused of sex crimes by two Swedish women. Now add this to the mix: Monday, a retired female judge accused the female Swedish prosecutor attempting to extradite Assange of having a “biased view” against men.
New Yorkers are buzzing about the sad, strange case of Heidi Jones – the television meteorologist who is facing a year in jail for lying to the police.
