Scandal

Jim Jordan maintained that he was never informed of any abuse, saying in a statement that he "never saw any abuse, never heard about any abuse, and never had any abuse reported to him during his time as a coach at Ohio State."

The conduct of the British authorities in this case has been especially outrageous.

"I don't see litigation as the route to preventing this from happening again."

"On its face, Trudeau is accused of the same malfeasance attributed to Trump—meddling in the wheels of justice for political gain," Canada's The National Post wrote in an analysis.

Treasury Board President Jane Philpott resigned Monday, saying she could no longer support the government.

"Can you imagine if who you'd made out with when you were 21 had massive public shaming consequences?" Dunham wrote on Twitter.

After spending a week rattling off on Smollet's attack, the Fox News commentator turned her attention to Khloe Kardashian's estranged boyfriend.

"Fox News is priceless," the comedian remarked.

The existence of internal guidelines was revealed to a man seeking answers from the church after he found out his biological father was a priest.

After decades of the Southern Baptist community declining to list convicted sexual predators in its ranks, two Texas newspapers compiled a database of more than 200.

Ysabel Villegas alleges Danny Reedy shared graphic photos of her without her consent.

Actor-turned-artist Jim Carrey's latest cartoon drawing takes aim at Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg in the wake of the latest report blasting the social media giant for suppressing criticism, facilitating anti-Semitism and botching political bias controversies.

Macron's dwindling approval rating follows the trend of his predecessors François Hollande and Nicolas Sarkozy.

Mark D'Amico was arrested on Monday night on an outstanding traffic warrant, which is unrelated to the GoFundMe scandal, police said.

Algeria's health minister wants people not to provoke animals, but people say better care would have saved woman's life.

But who Gabriel Maddox is is the season's "biggest mystery," showrunner Pete Nowalk said.

"I'm not going risk my life to catch your flight!" one passenger wrote on Twitter, after Hurricane Lane reached Category 5 in the Central Pacific.

The French president spent nearly three weeks behind the walls of a literal fortress, but it is time to face a sluggish economy and low approval rates.

The players reportedly went out wearing team tracksuits and ended up in a hotel with four sex workers.

"Maybe it would be better for you guys if I was dead... then you could pretend to be sad," Thomas Markle told Prince Harry.

"Nobody knows where it is, but when you find it, it's amazing," reads Vilnius's new tourism ad.

A listing of the companies, universities and sports teams that have cut ties with Papa John's after the founder's scandal.

Schnatter has admitted to using a racial slur during a conference call.

"You don't want this stuff to continue to pop up."

Needing detention space, ICE has used noncompetitive contracts called Intergovernmental Service Agreements to quickly bring beds online. But is the government failing to impose accountability standards on its sprawling immigrant-prison system?

Lord Sugar, host of the British "Apprentice," attempted to walk back a tweet many felt was racist.

The 46-year-old takes over from Mariano Rajoy, who was defeated by a no-confidence vote on Friday.

President Barack Obama took a light swing at his successor during a tech conference in Las Vegas Wednesday. His eight years in office were scandal free, he told the audience. "I didn't have scandals, which seems like it shouldn't be something you brag about," he joked.

"I am going to die," the distressed 22-year-old told the dispatcher, who answered with, "Yes, certainly, you will die one day, just like everyone does."

The Yale-educated lawyer has served two former presidents and one vice president. He will now replace Ty Cobb, the White House has announced.