Trouble Continues for Rupert Murdoch

Some former employees of the tabloid claim they are now unemployable.

Rebekah Brooks on Hot Seat in London

Brooks faced British members of Parliament to testify on her involvement in the scandal.

News of the World Whistleblower Dies

Sean Hoare helped blow the whistle on the phone-hacking scandal.

Political Impact of the Hacking Scandal

The British government said it is seeking a recall of parliament on Wednesday.

Phone-Hacking Scandal

The extent of phone hacking at the British newspaper News of the World has led to the closure of the paper after 168 years. Allegations of phone hacking first emerged in 2005, but police now say there could be up to 4,000 victims including celebrities, sport stars, politicians and victims of crime. The scandal has prompted wider questions about press regulation, media ownership, the police, and relationships between politicians and journalists.

Australia Calls for Media Probe into Phone-Hacking Scandal

Britain’s phone hacking scandal is reverberating in Australia, where Rupert Murdoch got his start.

Murdoch’s Spotted History With China

China is a country that Rupert Murdoch has tried to charm and flatter for 20 years.

Cheating scandal in the chess world

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A cheating scandal has rocked the world of grandmaster chess. It involves accomplices and text messaging. Anchor Lisa Mullins finds out the details from Henry Samuel, a reporter for The Daily Telegraph in Paris. Download MP3

French Chess Federation Accuses Its Own Players of Cheating

New Jersey scandal reaches Israel

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The New Jersey corruption scandal that resulted in the arrests of several rabbis and politicians yesterday includes the illegal trade of human organs. Some of the live donors were citizens of Israel. Anchor Katy Clark finds out more from Arthur Caplan, director of the Center for Bioethics at the University of Pennsylvania.

Scandal for Italy’s prime minister

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with Times of London reporter Sarah Vine about the latest scandal enveloping Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. Listen