Four of the agents at the center of the Cartagena, Colombia prostitution scandal now say their actions didn’t warrant dismissal.
In El Salvador and Brazil, incidents involving U.S. security personnel provide unsettling echoes of the Secret Service’s Colombia escapades.
When the Cartagena prostitution scandal broke, veteran agent Paula Reid picked up the pieces
James Hooker, 41, a business and computer teacher at a Modesto, Calif. high school, has created a controversy—and become the subject of a police investigation—after moving in with his former student, 18-year-old Jordan Powers, and going public with their relationship.
The New York Times calls his scandal ‘a low point in the 152-year history of the newspaper.’ So what’s he up to? Giving life tips, of course.
Urban Meyer’s first Ohio State team won’t be bowl bound. The NCAA hit Ohio State with a one-year bowl ban and other penalties on Tuesday.
The former Penn State defensive coordinator has gone on the record again, this time in a sit-down interview with the New York Times, carefully patrolled by his lawyer, Joseph Amendola.
A glamorous government inquiry? Under normal circumstances, it would be an oxymoron
The British government’s inquiry into phone hacking continues today with the testimony of British doctors Kate and Gerry McCann
Viewpoint: The student reaction to Paterno’s dismissal did Penn State no favors
