Thursday 23 September, 2021
Secret Service agents will now be assigned chaperones on some trips to enforce new rules of conduct that clamp down on excessive drinking – even when they’re off duty.
The scandal-plagued Secret Service is probing fresh allegations about agents’ actions on another Latin America trip last year.
And it looks like the scandal may gain even more legs.
‘They offered me €80,000′ said Andrea Masiello, ‘and I took the money.’
Dean Richards, who orchestrated the ‘bloodgate’ feigned injury scandal, will be given a role at Newcastle Falcons when his ban expires this August.
Chancellor Angela Merkel has cancelled a trip to Italy to deal with the controversy
Reeling from his second loss of the captain’s armband, England centre-half John Terry is contemplating retirement from international football.
Gender confusion, politics, violence, boycotts, doped atheletes, a doped horse – oh, and a race with only one competitor: some of the most striking moments of the past 100 years of Olympic Games.
Pennsylvania state lawmakers are starting to plan for a special commission that will examine the legal issues raised by the child sex-abuse scandal.
Witness to alleged abuse of child by former university assistant coach, Jerry Sandusky, told friends that he did act to stop it before leaving the locker room shower area.
In first interview since scandal broke, Jerry Sandusky says he merely ‘horsed around’ with kids in showers.
The former IMF head is embroiled in further controversy days after a police probe into rape allegations was dropped.
Yesterday, the former Bishop of Cloyne accepted full responsibility for the failure of the diocese to effectively manage allegations of child sexual abuse.
If this stuff is true, there may be trouble ahead.
Former American 100m champion Michael Rodgers has tested positive for a banned stimulant. The result casts doubt on his participation in this month’s World Championships in Daegu.
Highly-regarded senator Jay Rockefeller says the fallout from the News of the World raises ‘serious questions’.
The assistant commissioner of the Metropolitan Police will be grilled on why he chose not to reopen inquiries in 2009.
Emails discovered in 2007 and handed over to investigators last month claim corruption among police guarding the Royals.
The former News of the World editor is likely to be questioned by officers investigating the phone-hacking scandal.
Prime Minister David Cameron is to call a press conference on the hacking scandal today.
Watergate and other political scandals that have rocked the US, and the world.
The Italian electorate have dealt Silvio Berlsuconi a serious blow after overturning laws passed by his government aimed at reviving nuclear energy, privatising the nation’s water supply and helping the Prime Minsiter to avoid prosecution.
Prosecutors are probing allegations the former top politician was caught having an “orgy with small boys” in Marrakech.
A British MP says that a cover up operation is underway in the phone hacking scandal. It’s claimed that public figures have had their bank accounts hacked.
For some reason, we felt that this might be an appropriate week for the Magnificent Seven to take a look at some moments of sporting corruption.
Catholic Church-funded study claims priest celibacy rules did not contribute to sexual attacks on minors – but instead blames increase in “deviant” social behaviours such as drug-taking, divorce and pre-marital sex.
Prosecutors in Turkey claim a ‘secret formula’ may have helped pro-government students to score higher on the exam.
The (not) Primate of All Ireland imparts his hard-earned wisdom on how to cope with the fallout of scandalous revelations. Jazz hands are an important distraction tool.
Three team members suspended after a plot involving text messages, computers and coded signals was discovered.
Poison pen letters led to the dismissal of three members of the company’s electric car team amid allegations of spying and bribery.
The controversial Aussie Rules agent is questioned by detectives investigating allegations against him.
The Aussie super-agent has stepped down as head of Flying Start while the teenager at the centre of his recent controversy tells her side of the story on TV.
Under-fire super-scout has not been in contact with lawyer and his whereabouts remain uncertain.
Japan’s national sport is engulfed in scandal as event postponed.
Former Kerry star Tommy Walsh may get his chance earlier than expected after the Melbourne side’s latest drug scandal.
We all love a comeback story. As Michael Vick continues to rebuild his career, Nial Kelly reflects those who’ve recovered from scandal.
The hits keep on coming for the retiring QB as another sex scandal emerges.
Stand-off begins as both wife and mistress announce they are waiting on Yonni Barrios to emerge from the mine.
