The New York Times Stories
Secret Service Prostitution Scandal: What Charges Could The Military Service Members Face If They Committed Crimes?
The U.S. Secret Service has already let go three of the 11 agents caught up in a prostitution scandal that allegedly took place in Cartagena, Colombia, and the U.S. military continues its investigation into the matter. And while prostitution is legal in Colombia, American military personnel accused of picking up prostitutes ahead of President Obama's visit to Colombia may face prosecution under U.S. military law.
Etan Patz Investigation Renewed: FBI Searches Basement of SoHo Building For His Remains
The FBI and NYPD have resumed the search for Etan Patz, the six-year old who disappeared on his way to the school bus stop on May 25, 1979. Authorities began searching a basement on Prince Street in SoHo, New York City on Thursday, reported the New York Times. According to reports, the 15-by-30 basement is located 127B Prince Street, an estimated 200 feet from Patz's home at the time of his disappearance.
Secret Service Hooker Scandal: Dismissed Agent To Sue Agency
After being dismissed from the Secret Service, the former uniformed officer plans to sue the agency, as Mark Sullivan, the agency's director, informed lawmakers Wednesday night.
Vatican Nun Crackdown: Rome Orders Reform Of Nuns In The U.S., Accusing Them Of Taking Positions Against The Church
A watchdog group within the Vatican said they plan a major crackdown for nuns in the United States, accusing them of taking positions that undermine Roman Catholic traditions and teachings.
Bombing Waves Kills Three Dozen In Iraq
Thursday's bombings were the first significant attacks in nearly a month and the deadliest since a series of 30 explosions set by al Qaeda affiliates killed 52 people across the country in March.
Apple’s iPad Mini Set For Q3 Release? Top 5 Upcoming Tablets To Challenge The Low-Cost Rival
Last month, Apple brought to the world the first Retina display tablet - the New iPad - and following on the same line, the big honchos in the tablet arena announced their plans of introducing the similar technology in their tablet brands.
New York Times beats profit forecast; shares rise
New York Times Co reported a better-than-expected profit on Thursday as investors brushed past the company's drop in print and digital advertising revenue and focused more on the company's ability to manage costs.
Dick Clark Death: 5 Little Known Cameos And Productions Of His Career [VIDEO]
While Dick Clark was well known for his achievements, it was his producing that really put him in the spotlight. Dick Clark productions put some great programming on the air. He also appeared on popular shows of his day that highlighted his brilliant acting chops and spot on comedic timing.
Three Secret Service Officials Ousted in Prostitute Scandal
Three of the 11 Secret Service employees being investigated for allegations of sexual misconduct in Colombia are leaving, the agency said Wednesday evening.
Colombian Escort in Secret Service Scandal Speaks to NYT: 'I'm Scared'
She reportedly was disgusted when an agent brought down the price to $30 from $800.
Welfare Drug Testing Cost Florida $46,000, Caught Few Users
A Florida law mandating drug testing for welfare applicants failed to save money or identify many drug abusers, data that sharpens concerns about a similar law just enacted in Georgia.
Synthetic Marijuana: What To Know About The Dangerous Chemical Concoctions K2 And Spice
You may not have realized it, but synthetic marijuana is being sold in gas stations and convenience stores. Under the names K-2 and Spice, this synthetic drug aims at being a legal way to get a herbal high. Many states have banned the drugs though because they are made from dangerous chemical concoctions, reports the Christian Science Monitor.
Secret Service Pley Club Scandal: Investigator Arrives In Colombia; Two Marines Under Investigation
A U.S. Army spokesman has said that an investigator is in Colombia investigating the troops' involvement in a scandal surrounding the Secret Service and prostitutes from the Pley Club prior to President Barack Obama's visit last week.
Romney Fundraising: Candidate Sets $800 Million Goal
Mitt Romney hopes to raise $800 million in conjunction with the Republican National Committee, raising the prospect of a presidential election that shatters previous fundraising records.
Jack White Webcast: Gary Oldman to Direct 'Blunderbuss' Show in NYC
Jack White is set to release his solo debut, Blunderbuss, in co-ordinance with a live streamed concert, directed by Gary Oldman.
Human Remains Uncovered At Titanic Shipwreck Area [PHOTO]
New released pictures of the shipwrecked RMS Titanic in the mud of the North Atlantic shows evidence of human remains, federal officers said. A 2004 image in an uncropped version has been released to the public for the first time in observance of the 100th anniversary of the ship’s sinking.
Spanish Bond Yields Top 6%, CDS Costs Rise
Spanish sovereign bond yields edged above 6 percent on Monday as investors grew wary of the government's continued struggles to reduce the deficit and improve labor market competitiveness.
2012 Pulitzer Prize Winners Announced [LIST]
Columbia University on Monday announced the 2012 Pulitzer Prize winners and there was no winner in the fiction category this year.
2012 Pulitzer Prize Winners Results Announced
The 2012 Pulitzer Prize winners were announced on Monday.
Brides Use Feeding Tubes to Lose Weight: Why Are Crash Diets Unsafe?
A new crash diet has women putting feeding tubes into their nose in order to lose weight quickly.
Israel Deports Pro-Palestinian Activists
Pro-Palestinian activists, set to arrive in Israel for the third Welcome to Palestine fly-in campaign were detained at the airport by Israeli police.
The K-E Diet: New Trend Uses Feeding Tubes For Rapid Weight Loss, How Far Is Too Far To Shed The Pounds?
The newest trend in extreme dieting, The K-E Diet, is gaining momentum in terms of popularity, namely with brides-to-be, as the diet boasts anywhere from a 10-20 pound rapid weight loss in as little as 10 days through the use of a feeding tube. But how far is too far when it comes to shedding the pounds?
Gannett's Revenue Declines On Restructuring Costs, Ad Slump
Gannett Co. (NYSE: GCI), the largest U.S. newspaper group by circulation, said Monday that earnings fell in the first quarter due to a slump in advertising revenue and restructuring costs.
Mitt Romney: ‘Saturday Night Live' Guest Spot 'Sounds Like Fun'
Mitt Romney may not have the same celebrity magnetism as former vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, but America may be seeing him up on the Saturday Night Live stage in the near future.
Lindsey Vonn Tax Bill: Ski Champion Speaks Out on $1.7 Million Debt
Olympic Champion Skier Lindsey Vonn, has spoken out against reports that she owes $1.7 million in delinquent federal taxes.
Washington Suspends Food Aid After North Korean Rocket Failure
Failure of the satellite and rocket, launched to mark the ascendancy of Kim Jong-un and celebrate the 100th birthday of North Korea's founder, the late Kim Il-sung, sparked fears the country will pursue further launches nuclear tests.
Guinea-Bissau Victim of Another Coup
The military has taken over the West African country of Guinea-Bissau, in a coup d'etat on Thursday, a few weeks before the country's presidential elections.
'The Casual Vacancy': Inside JK Rowling's New Book For Adults
The Casual Vacancy is JK Rowling's new book for adults. The Harry Potter author has had an astonishing career writing all-ages tales, but her upcoming tome will be a major departure.
Apple iPad Foxconn Production Video: Mike Daisey's Fabrications Resurface [VIDEO]
Reports, rumors and fabrications about appalling labor violations at Foxconn factories in China left Apple enthusiasts thoughtful and confused when they purchased their new iPad on March.16.
J&J, Janssen Fined $1.1B Over Risperdal
Johnson & Johnson was fined $1.1 billion by an Arkansas judge for concealing the risks of the antipsychotic drug Risperdal.