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Dean Norris slams ‘rich fuck wads’ who ‘cheated for their already privileged kids’
Huffman, Loughlin, and 48 other individuals — including a slew of wealthy executives and attorneys — engaged in “large-scale, elaborate fraud” to create a “rigged system” at elite American universities like Yale, Stanford, USC, and UCLA, according to prosecutors. In some cases, they allegedly used imposters to stand in for the children at exams or bribed athletic recruiters to recruit their children, even if they didn’t end up playing that sport in college.
Federal prosecutors cited one example where parents paid a $400,000 bribe to Yale’s women’s soccer coach so that their daughter could attend the school. She didn't play soccer.
The investigation is ongoing, and more parents and coaches are believed to be involved.
Fight over brownie leaves teen boy dead 
Houston Independent School District police say the boy died Friday of the knife wound suffered Wednesday afternoon.
Gay man and trans woman suing Burger King over employee 'hate crime attack'
California lawmakers accepted $810,000 in gifts and overseas trips in 2018
The annual economic disclosure reports shed light on how state legislators can augment their annual $110,459 salaries with gifts that allow them to travel the world and eat at expensive restaurants, often in the company of corporate executives seeking to influence their decisions in the Legislature.
“The truth is the vast majority of gifts and trips are given because the gift givers want something in return,” said Rey Lopez-Calderon, executive director of California Common Cause, a government watchdog organization. “It's not just a question of the gift giver wanting something in return, but that the public could infer that even if it's not true. There is potential for the public's faith in government to be undermined.”
9-year-old hangs herself after mom told her not to play on cellphone
Heaven Vega was found dead by her horrified mom, Jennifer, in her bedroom at the family’s apartment in the Bronx River Houses shortly before noon Saturday, authorities said.
The child had tied a belt around her neck and hanged herself from her bed, police said.
Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino sentenced to eight months in prison
The reality star appeared in New Jersey federal court on Friday and was given an eight month prison sentence, along with two years of supervised release.
He must also pay a fine of $10,000 within 30 days and complete 500 hours of community service.
The Catholic Church Is Rich Enough to Settle Sex Abuse Cases Forever
Considering the unlikelihood of criminal consequences for those at the clergy's top levels, and the fact that many of these sex abuse cases have far surpassed the statutes of limitations, the endgame seems increasingly a financial—that is, a civil liability—question. But can the Church settle with survivors forever? Will it ever, somehow, completely run out of money with which to do so? In settling sex abuse claims, the Church has already reportedly spent or agreed to spend at least $3 billion in the US alone, and about 20 American dioceses have filed for some kind of bankruptcy. There's little evidence that will slow down, or that the price tag won't keep climbing. (In Pennsylvania, for example, bishops said they supported a fund to compensate survivors if they could prove they were abused but, because of the statute of limitations in the state, could no longer file a lawsuit.)
Gay woman Michelle LeClair: Scientology tried to 'cure' me of my sexuality
The Reason Behind The New Mexico Observatory Mystery? Child Porn.
Street preacher gets 27 years in 'Basement of Horrors' case
The U.S. Attorney's Office in Philadelphia announced that Eddie "the Reverend Ed" Wright was sentenced Thursday for the scheme that lasted from 2001 to October 2011. He is the second of the five people charged in the case that shocked Philadelphia and the nation to be sentenced this week, after Nicklaus Woodard was also sentenced to 27 years on Tuesday.
Last month, Jean McIntosh was sentenced to 40 years prison for her role. McIntosh helped prosecutors build a case against her mother, Linda Weston, the ringleader of the group that held victims captive for years in a cramped basement in the plan to steal more than $200,000 in government benefits.
Woman sues diocese, alleges 'smear' effort over abuse claims
Court declines to intervene in case of Indian bishop accused of raping nun
Catholics, keep your wallets closed until the Church reforms from the Vatican on down
Chile Church scandal: 'How I escaped the priest who abused me for decades'
Sistine Chapel Choir under financial investigation: Vatican
Police in Auburn, Washington, are searching for the two young males who appear to be teenagers plus an adult man who came into the store with them prior to the incident on Saturday evening, authorities said.
The unidentified clerk is in critical condition at a hospital fighting for his life, authorities said. The man suffered a heart attack, according to ABC affiliate KOMO in Seattle.
The incident, which happened in a show produced by CBS and MTV, was explained as a “wardrobe malfunction,” and many believe that the whole thing was more the fault of Justin Timberlake. However, Moonves — who was recently accused of decades of sexual misconduct — allegedly never bought that explanation, believing that the whole thing was an intentional attempt to foment controversy and publicity by Jackson. He believed Jackson was insufficiently repentant, and, the report claims, he singled her out for vengeance.
New Yorker details 6 new allegations of sexual misconduct against CBS chief Les Moonves
Les Moonves is out at CBS after harassment allegations, corporate battle
Accused CBS producer is a no-show at work following Moonves resignation
Julie Chen Skips The Talk Premiere After CBS Announces Her Husband Les Moonves Is Out at Network
Judge Paula Dow of Burlington County Superior Court also expressed concern that Kate McClure and boyfriend Mark D'Amico, who were once considered good Samaritans for raising the money through a GoFundMe account for the destitute military vet Johnny Bobbitt Jr., will attempt to flee her jurisdiction.
'Big Brother' Producers Step in After Contestant Is Accused of Inappropriate Behavior
Big Brother producers have responded to contestant JC Mounduix being accused of inappropriate behavior.
On Wednesday night, during the show's 24-7 live feeds, Mounduix was involved in two separate instances of sexual harassment and misconduct.
While contestant Haleigh Broucher was using the restroom, Mounduix opened the door and would not close it after Broucher insist that he do so. When Mounduix refused to listen and tied the door open, Broucher yelled out loud for production to step in and stop him.
Celebrity Big Brother: 11,000 complaints over 'punching' episode
Timeline: Catholic Church sex-abuse scandals in Baltimore
June 1995: John Merzbacher, a former teacher, is convicted of rape and child sex abuse of a student at Catholic Community Middle School in Locust Point in the 1970s. More than 100 other charges of 13 other former students were dropped after a judge sentenced Merzbacher to four consecutive life terms.
I’m A Lifelong Catholic. Here’s Why I’ve Finally Decided To Leave The Church.
Sexually abused victims want Pope to do more
West Virginia votes to impeach state Supreme Court justices
A fifth justice resigned from the top court in July.
The judges are accused of spending hundreds of thousands of state dollars in office renovations, using state cars for personal use and overpaying judges.
Chief Justice Margaret Workman and Justices Allen Loughry, Robin Davis, and Elizabeth Walker were impeached by the West Virginia House of Delegates on Monday.
Why Evangelical Christians Stand Behind Accused Sexual Predators
In a Thursday Washington Post article, Moore, the Republican senatorial candidate in a December special election, was accused by a woman of initiating sexual contact with her when she was 14 and he was 32. This puts the Southern evangelical Christians who have supported Moore—who is so far to the right on social issues that he said in 2005 that “homosexual conduct” should be illegal—in a position to make a choice. This is a chance to draw the line and begin declaring, again, that their faith, their principles, matter more than blind partisanship.
