This week the affair claimed its first big victim, as Major League Baseball suspended the Milwaukee Brewers' slugger Ryan Braun, the National League's Most Valuable Player in 2011, for the rest of the season without pay, a 65-game ban.
On Tuesday, the affair claimed its biggest victim yet when the speaker of the House of Commons, Michael Martin, became the first man to be ousted from that job in more than 300 years.
The Australian news show A Current Affair claims that, because it's listed as a religious organisation, Hillsong hasn't had to pay any tax on the millions of dollars it has generated worldwide.
The 73-year-old magnate is under more pressure now than at any time since the credit crunch of the early Nineties and some observers of the great man's affairs claim they can discern a 'fin de siècle' atmosphere about the news organisation.
One survey of doctors published in Health Affairs claimed that eight of the ten most important medical breakthroughs of the past 30 years originated in America.
Business leaders across Europe have rounded on US-based coverratheir over taxir taffairsirs, claiming some multinationals, particularly those trading online, compete unfairly by exploiting loopholes.
Ricardo Calla, an anthropologist who is a former Minister of Indigenous Affairs, claims that García is the "other President" of Bolivia, and runs the country with "a neo-Austrian-Marxist outlook".
A statement from Sri Lanka's ministry of external affairs claims that the whole episode demonstrated "the fair and transparent manner in which law and order is administered in the country".
They have blamed the Balotelli family for this state of affairs, claiming that they were denied access to Mario – although that version of events has since been contested by the player.
Veteran's Affairs claims that today, almost 300,000 veterans have been diagnosed with PTSD, although the number is likely much higher due to lack of diagnosis.
