After the new year, the Pellicano case has the potential of turning into a significant Hollywood scandal.
He now says he is ready to tell the full story of his journey from cherished prospect to Connecticut recruit to leading man in a significant university scandal to homeless young father.
In your enumeration of many of the current Washington scandals, and the concomitant presence of Karl Rove's "tracks" everywhere ("The Rovian Era," editorial, April 1), the most significant scandal was unmentioned: the Iraq war.
"Catholics should examine their consciences very carefully before deciding whether or not to endorse same-sex relationships or attend same-sex ceremonies, realizing that to do so might harm their relationship with God and cause significant scandal to others," Bishop Tobin wrote.
Kalanick's departure followed a number of significant scandals within the company, including a lawsuit between Waymo and Otto, the autonomous trucking company it acquired.
"We've recently had two fairly significant scandals in the nonprofit area," said the California attorney general, Bill Lockyer, referring to a fund-raiser who pleaded guilty to defrauding high-profile contributors through Hollywood charity galas and to the collapse of a nonprofit group that used donations intended for other charities to cover its own costs.
Lerroux's Radical government collapsed after two significant scandals, including the Straperlo affair.
Unlike in the G.M. case, there are no deaths or injuries associated with Volkswagen's scandal — a significant difference between the two programs, according to Mr. Feinberg.
The disclosure represents a significant widening of the scandal, as victims and accusers overcome decades of reticence to step forward and denounce the former BBC host, Jimmy Savile, who was knighted by Queen Elizabeth II and had often been depicted as a national treasure.
