The New York Times described Rangel's living arrangements a week ago in a front-page story.

NPR: Lawmakers' Rent Payments Raise Ethics Questions

Then she offered congratulations for a front-page story on the admissions policies of New York private schools.

NEWYORKER: Changing Times

In March 1996 the Wall Street Journal ran a front-page story about an itinerant stockbroker named Ross Mandell.

FORBES: Second Act

The Idaho Statesman, the state's largest newspaper, ran a front-page story on Tuesday outlining the allegations (and rumors) made over the years against Craig, a solid conservative who considers himself a strong pro-family values advocate.

NPR: Craig Arrest Leaves Idaho Senate Seat in Doubt

L-shaped table in an office in Lagos, discussing a story on that morning's front page about an oil-pipe explosion.

ECONOMIST: Press freedom

It was promptly arranged for her to apologise in person to her victim of 40 years ago (there had been a telephone apology in 1962), and the Democrat-Gazette put the story on the front page.

ECONOMIST: Desegregation 40 years on

The Daily Bruin broke the story of our suspension Thursday, hilariously illustrating its front-page article with a copy of the Sundial's opinion page with white space in place of the banned cartoon.

WSJ: Best of the Web Today: See You in the Funny Papers

Mr Mitchell - whose job was to maintain discipline on the Conservative benches - was thrust into the spotlight when The Sun accused him in a front page story of calling police "plebs".

BBC: Andrew Mitchell

The 20-year-old brought proceedings to London's High Court over a story that appeared on the front page of The Daily Star in September, 2008.

BBC: Peaches Geldof wins damages over prostitute claims