Joy and Indignation Erupt in France After DSK Case Bombshell
A report questioning the accuser's credibility shocked France on Friday
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An appeals court in France refused to drop prostitution-related claims against former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn, which means his legal troubles are not yet finished after more than a year of sexual scandals.
A report questioning the accuser's credibility shocked France on Friday
Evidence cited in coverage of Strauss-Kahn's accuser doesn't speak to her accusation
An attention-getting story sourced to law enforcement questions the accuser's credibility
His lawyer says the hearing concerns a "bail application" but doesn't offer details
Can the French finance minister restore the fund's legitimacy?
The tick-tock of events following DSK's alleged assault in Manhattan
French lawyer hired to search for other women claiming Strauss-Kahn attacked them
A prosecutor recused herself because her husband works for the defense
A document filed by the prosecution details what he told police at JFK
It's a far cry from naming the accuser, but it's still a first in the United States
As DSK heads to trial, the French media run explainers--and takedowns
A discovery document filed in court also asks for toxicology and criminal records
Religious books sat unnoticed at wine shop that shares Franklin Street address
Barring a surprise, France's finance minister is poised to lead the global institution
Strauss-Kahn expected to go to trial on attempted rape charges
Egyptian financier is accused of groping a maid at the Pierre hotel
New York City deputy mayor Howard Wolfson snaps a shot of an empty press pen
As news lags, coverage turns to the minutiae of life under house arrest
Strauss-Kahn is on the hook for millions for lawyers, consultants, security, and rent
Two hotels where maids reported attacks have introduced the new security measure
Insiders say Brazilian officials favor Lagarde
The former IMF chief has an all-male cleaning staff, which delights the New York Post
Sarkozy's official resigns after two accuse him of sexual assault
The official Flickr feed of the International Monetary Fund sure does
In a letter to the Manhattan district attorney, Strauss-Kahn's lawyer is indignant and sly
We peer over to the next cubicle to bring you this breaking report
Forbes says their net worth is between $100 million and $200 million
Police found Strauss-Kahn in a car with a prostitute in 2007, according to reports
Strauss-Kahn makes sure he's comfortable while he's under house arrest
Two new complaints against a French minister may mean the code of silence has lifted
In a statement, his lawyer says it never contacted the accuser's family
The team that's protecting Strauss-Kahn and his image
The French finance minister says her European provenance shouldn't disqualify her
Lawyers prepare as his new neighbors get impatient in lower Manhattan
The Chicago School-educated bank chief announced his candidacy on Bloomberg TV
The family of DSK's accuser tells Reuters they are "above material things"
The perils of long-lead press: a 3,000-word profile doesn't mention rape allegations
The New York Post says Strauss-Kahn's associates have put up as much as $1 million
It's May, it's New York, you're getting paid--things could be worse
A new French web site Atlantico.fr published the "exclusive"
"We feel insulted by your description of our workplace," they write in a letter
While waiting for DSK news, the press covers itself
Curious onlookers, open-top buses, and a bedraggled press crowd the street
Women's groups rallied in Paris Sunday to condemn Strauss-Kahn's reflexive apologists
The first account of her 'traumatized' interviews at the hotel
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Is she in love, a Lady Macbeth, or just French?
The "undisclosed" location already has a growing throng of cameras outside of it
The institution is rife with questionable intra-office romances, apparently
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