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If you're a billionaire's third wife, you get to have challah with Ivanka Trump.

How bad has the News Corp.'s British phone-tapping scandal gotten? So bad that earlier today a group of British lawmakers issued a report that called Rupert Murdoch unfit to lead his empire.

A FOX News spokesman says, "We've found the person and we're exploring legal options at this time."

The former editor of the British tabloid embroiled in an international phone-hacking scandal was arrested today.

In response to the hacking allegations, Holder told reporters, "We are progressing in the right regard using the appropriate federal agencies in the United States."

The head of News Corp's British newspaper division is resigning as the phone hacking scandal will not quit.

News Corp.'s British phone hacking scandal, which has revolted Britain and

The phone hacking scandal that shut down media mogul Rupert Murdoch's tabloid The News of the World gave The Daily Show plenty of material last night.

A source tells UK tabloid The Mirror that The News of the World allegedly tried to buy the personal information of 9/11 victims who died in the attack on the World Trade Center.

A phone hacking scandal—which has mushroomed from hacking celebrities' cell phones to