SandRidge Energy Files for Bankruptcy Protection

SandRidge Energy files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy to protect its business and continue operation. The restructuring will keep the oil and gas company producer to operate on its daily operation to pay for the wages, royalties and other concerns without any interruption.

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Charlie Sheen Sued By American Express Over Six-Figure Credit Card Debt

Charlie Sheen is being sued by American Express. He reportedly owes them near $300,000.

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Car Owners File Class-Action Lawsuit Against Ford Over Dangerous, Unsafe Transmissions

Car owners have filed a class-action lawsuit against Ford. This is due to the unsafe transmissions of the carmaker.

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"High School Musical" Star Vanessa Hudgens Fined $1000 For Defacing Federally Protected Rock; Might Face 6 Months Jail Time

"High School Musical" star Vanessa Hudgens is fined $1000 for defacing Bell Rock during Valentines Day. Hudgens allegedly carved a heart bearing the writings Austin + Vanessa on the federally protected rock. Austin is the current and long-time boyfriend of the American actress.

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Russian Senator Proposes Jail Time For Athletes, Coaches Accused Of Doping Scandal

After the sports minister of Russia penned a letter apologizing for the doping scandal that their athletes are part of, a senator from the country proposes jail time. It is being considered by the sports minister.

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More Ways Than One CIA Interfered in African Politics

Not all are aware about the meddling of CIA in Africa's affairs until secrets are revealed by former CIA employees blaming terrorism as the main reason for the arrest, downfall or even death of Africa's prominent leaders.

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Obama Defends Transgender Student Bathroom Policy Despite Criticisms From Republicans: "It’s Our Obligation To Treat Everyone Fairly"

The president made his first public comments on a directive released last week that has added fuel to a searing national debate over transgender rights.

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Supreme Court Vacancy: Obama Insists Senate Obligated to Vote on Presidential Nominee

President Barack Obama believes the Senate has a constitutional obligation to vote on a president’s nomination to the Supreme Court, staking out a position at odds with Republicans and some legal scholars.

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Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to Raise Legislation on Transgender Rights

For Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, equality is the best policy. He has plans to introduce legislation of transgender rights to protect them from discrimination.

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Second Mexican judge approves 'El Chapo' Guzman's extradition to the US

A second judge has agreed to a second US extradition for drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, giving the government less than a month to confirm the decision.

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Pope voices support to French cardinal accused of covering up pedophile priests cases: "He has taken the necessary measures"

Pope Francis has expressed his support for a French cardinal who is currently in troubled waters for allegedly covering up cases of pedophile priests in his Lyon parish. According to him, the accused should not resign.

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Bill Cosby Further Intervenes Trial of Rape Allegation Through Lodging Appeal With US Supreme Court

Bill Cosby has again delayed trial proceedings of sexually assault charges through lodging appeal with the US Supreme Court. The comedy actor has been able to get commitment from the D.A. of Montgomery County for not prosecuting him back in 2005. He has been repeatedly trying to quash the habeas corpus writ by dint of the commitment from the former D.A.

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