Dick Clark dies at 82 world of rock and roll legend
Dick Clark, longtime host of American Bandstand and founder of Dick Clark Productions, died at a Santa Monica hospital at age 82 from a heart attack. He shaped pop culture from the 1950s onward, bridging new music and show business, influencing television, radio, and film.
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Three Secret Service agents ousted after Colombia prostitution scandal
The Secret Service forced out three agents amid a Colombia prostitution scandal that also involved about 10 military members and up to 20 women. Security clearances of all involved were revoked as investigations continue. Representative Pete King urged swift action but warned more steps may follow.
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