Spitzer's Madam Preparing Her Memoir

US cable television network CNN axed a talk show on Wednesday hosted by Eliot Spitzer, the former New York governor whose promising political career was derailed by a prostitution scandal.Spitzer's one-hour show, "In The Arena," was cancelled after just nine months. In February, Spitzer's co-host, conservative commentator Kathleen Parker, left the show, which had been suffering from consistently low ratings.Ken Jautz, executive vice president for CNN/US, said the Atlanta-based network was in discussions with Spitzer "about an alternative role."

It is no secret that one of the main reasons why Italy's former PM, and resurgent soon to be member of government, Silvio Berlusconi, is so adamant to be in parliament, is simply to obtain the immunity he would need to stay out of prison as a result of countless lawsuits which he has valiantly fought, and lost.

It's been just 11 days since Hillary Clinton left office as US Secretary of State and she’s already set her sights on a new project.

Sex workers are openly using Facebook, Twitter and other social media to openly advertise their services.

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U.S. District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle sentenced former lobbyist Kevin Ring to 20 months in federal prison followed by 30 months of probation. ??This ends ??years of litigation by sentencing the last man standing in the political lobbying scandal that brought down republican influence peddler Jack Abramoff. ??Ring has said that that these trials (2 ...

Paul argues that, for many women, talk of them choosing to be prostitutes is too simplistic, as the choice is one made out of desperation. This raises the question: what policy implications does this have?The no-brainer is to improve their outside options - a citizens‘ basic income, anyone? What’s more interesting though is that Paul’s argument might be consistent with decriminalizing prostitution.