Scandal

"Like any big organization, what's known to the public is what the organization feels comfortable telling the public," author Jeffrey Robinson said.

Viral social media posts claim tanks filmed on Chinese streets were guarding from protests against banks, but is it true? Newsweek Fact Check digs in.

News that Johnson will resign has saved the 96-year-old queen from making a potential constitutional and political intervention.

Paul has been the talk of Reddit over the past several days, after making allegations about claims among her group of friends.

As William and Kate celebrate their eleventh wedding anniversary, the duchess has evolved into an exemplary modern royal.

As Will Smith faces possible action for slapping Chris Rock during Sunday's Oscars, calls have been made for other scandal-plagued stars to face consequences.

Before the controversy surrounding the Russian figure skater, reporters had been asking about Chinese tennis player Peng Shuai and the government's actions involving Uyghur Muslims.

The British prime minster is now accused of lying about the evacuation of an Afghan animal shelter owned by a former Royal Marine.

Olivia Jade Giannulli has spoken out, after her parents, Lori Loughlin and Mossimo Giannulli, were jailed for paying to fraudulently get her into college.

Former "Jeopardy!" executive producer Mike Richards stepped down as host under a cloud, which champ Amy Schneider says "tarnished" the show.

Chris Cuomo said he would not address the scandal surrounding his brother, former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, and would focus on other news instead.

"It has been an extremely difficult couple of weeks...we have had to come to terms with a number of necessary changes," the team said Saturday.

Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of the defunct blood testing company Theranos was charged with various counts of fraud and could face prison time and other penalties if convicted.

"Systemic problems require systemic solutions," said the Suffolk County District Attorney, who plans to appeal to Massachusetts' highest court.

"Look—it's heartbreaking, it's wrong, it's not good, it's not OK," CEO Carlos Watson said of the company's co-founder impersonating a YouTube executive.

Mike Richards remained in his job as "Jeopardy!" executive producer for almost two weeks after his offensive podcast comments resurfaced.

Mike Richards exited his role as "Jeopardy!" host just nine days after he was announced as Alex Trebek's permanent successor.

As Justin Trudeau seeks a new term in office in Canada's upcoming election, we look at the highs and lows of the prime minister's political career.

Mike Richards stepped down from his role as "Jeopardy!" host just nine days after his appointment was announced.

Prosecutors agreed to recommend a sentence of not more than four years, and Gordon Ernst has agreed to not ask for less than a year behind bars.

Former "Jeopardy!" contestant James Holzhauer hasn't shied away from sharing his opinions on scandal-plagued Mike Richards.

One-time member of K-pop band Big Bang was found guilty of nine charges, including arranging prostitution services for foreign investors.

In 2019, Rachel Uchitel agreed to be interviewed about her relationship with the golf champion for the HBO Documentary "Tiger."

Tom Mountain said that he would be resigning as vice chairman of the Massachusetts GOP to immediately "focus on an effort to clear my name."

Competitors lucky enough to snag a spot in the international athletic competition have made headlines for everything from sex to sexism.

While sex scandals are colorful and easy to understand, they tend to evaporate.

"Our bodies remain not ours. They're seen as either something that we can be shamed for or something that can be used as boasting rights or bragging rights by men in sexual conquests," Hill said.

Gina Carano is far from the first celebrity to find themselves out of a job with Disney after being at the center of a controversy.

"He said to me, 'Get as much as you can,' and I think to him, that was the only way to love me at the time," Uchitel says in a dramatic moment of HBO's new documentary focusing on the PGA champion.

The "Call Me By Your Name" star referred to the controversy as "vicious and spurious online attacks" against him.