Open Image ModalOpen Image ModalOpen Image ModalOpen Image Modal
EDL Tattoos
(01 of04)
Open Image Modal
(credit:Ed Thompson)
(02 of04)
Open Image Modal
(credit:Ed Thompson)
(03 of04)
Open Image Modal
(credit:Ed Thompson)
(04 of04)
Open Image Modal
(credit:Ed Thompson)
【その他の各国版スプラッシュ】
各国版本日のスプラッシュ 11月18日
US(アメリカ)版スプラッシュ 11月18日(01 of08)
Open Image Modal
\'DANGEROUS\' TORNADOES HIT MIDWEST 「危険」な竜巻が中西部を直撃\n\n11月17日、イリノイ州で「巨大で極めて危険な」竜巻が発生、シカゴから南西233キロの位置にあるワシントン郡を直撃しました。中西部の10の州、5300万人に影響が及ぶものと見られます。 (credit:Huffington Post)
イタリア版スプラッシュ 11月18日(02 of08)
Open Image Modal
\"CANCELLIERI SI DIMETTA\" 「カンチェリエリは辞任せよ」\n\nフィレンツェ市長で、次期首相の呼び声も高いイタリア民主党のマテオ・レンツィ氏が、トリノ市検察官の不祥事をもみ消した疑惑の渦中にいるアンナ・マリア・カンチェリエリ法務大臣の辞任を要求しました。 (credit:Huffington Post)
カナダ版スプラッシュ 11月18日(03 of08)
Open Image Modal
THIS BLOWS これが打撃となる\n\n2007年にハーパー首相が制定した内部告発者法は、警告を発する内部告発者を保護する役割を果たしていないと専門家が批判しています。この内部告発者法は5年ごとに見直しされることになっていますが、報告書が提出されず、見直しの日程すら決まっていないずさんな運用に批判が出ています。 (credit:Huffington Post)
スペイン版スプラッシュ 11月18日(04 of08)
Open Image Modal
EL JUEGO DEL ESCONDITE かくれんぼ\n\nバレンシア州自治政府のフランシスコ・キャンプス大統領は、この週末2010年に派生した巨大脱税事件「ノース事件」の裁判に出廷しませんでした。しかしキャンプス大統領は「私は週末バレンシアの自宅にいた。招集した人間は誰もいなかった」と反論しています。 (credit:Huffington Post)
Markopolos\' emails detailing Bernie Madoff\'s Ponzi scheme were ignored by both the Securities and Exchange Commission and financial media. Turns out Markopolos was right: In 2009, Madoff was sentenced to 150 years in prison for his role in the biggest Ponzi scheme in history. (credit:Getty Images)
FILE PHOTO Fire Erupts At Home Once Owned By Former Enron CFO Andrew Fastow (02 of05)
Open Image Modal
Before the government exposed Enron\'s shady accounting tactics, one anonymous whistleblower claimed to have spent thousands of hours pushing the Internal Revenue Service to take action on Enron\'s abuses. Ultimately, the IRS paid the whistleblower, who remained anonymous, $1.1 million for their troubles -- an entire decade after he or she offered the tips. (credit:Getty Images)
California Lawsuit Against Countrywide Financial Broadened(03 of05)
Open Image Modal
As an executive at Countrywide Financial, Foster alerted both her employer and Bank of America (which acquired Countrywide) to alleged subprime lending fraud she uncovered in 2008. For it she was fired, even though the warning led Countrywide to close most of its branches in Boston. (The firing was especially ironic given that Foster had warned both companies that bosses were retaliating against whistleblowers.) The government ultimately ruled that Foster\'s firing was improper, but not before Countrywide\'s tactics could wreak havoc on the housing market. \n (credit:Getty Images)
Greenhouse, a former Pentagon executive, went to Congress in 2005 to complain about a Halliburton subsidiary winning a multi-billion dollar government contract without any competing bids. While initially demoted and stripped of her top security clearance for her troubles, Greenhouse ultimately won nearly $1 million in a settlement. (credit:Getty Images)
People walk by a sign for Freddie Mac he(05 of05)
Open Image Modal
While acting as the top regulator overseeing Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac in the early to mid-2000s, Falcon tried to warn various authorities -- including Congress -- about the organizations\' risky mortgage-bundling, a major factor in the housing bust. No officials listened, but if they had, some of the damage may have been prevented, according to The Nation. (credit:Getty Images)