Boy Scouts of America

Hundreds Of Child Sex Abuse Lawsuits Filed As New York Opens Window For Old Claims

The Catholic Church, the Boy Scouts of America, public school districts and possibly even deceased financier Jeffrey Epstein are among the likely targets.
By David Klepper, AP

Catholic Church, Boy Scouts To Be Slammed With Hundreds Of Lawsuits In New York

Thanks to the Child Victims Act, survivors of decades-old abuse cases in New York can now have their day in court.
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Nearly 800 Former Boy Scouts Come Forward With New Sex Abuse Allegations

"It’s the largest pedophile ring on earth," attorney Tim Kosnoff said during a Tuesday press conference discussing a new lawsuit against the organization.
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Former Boy Scouts Open Up About Sexual Abuse: 'Messed Up My Life'

Hundreds of men across the U.S. are suing Boy Scouts of America for abuse they say they suffered at the hands of scout leaders.
By David Crary, AP

Nearly 8,000 Alleged Child Abusers Identified In Boy Scouts' Files, Review Finds

The BSA also reported 12,254 alleged victims within its organization dating back to 1944.
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CPACer Slams 'Soy Scouts' For Admitting Girls

Meat/vegan division apparently becoming a gender thing among those attending conservative confab.
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Boy Scout Allegedly Booted From Hardware Store Because Company Won't 'Support Homos'

“Your organization is not the Boy Scouts anymore,” the employee reportedly said.
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Mormon Church To End Its Century-Long Relationship With The Boy Scouts

Cub Scout and Boy Scout programs serve about 330,000 Mormon youth in the United States.
By Brendan O'Brien, Reuters

GOP Candidate Connects Boy Scouts Name Change With Caving To Nazism

Georgia state Sen. Michael Williams, a candidate for governor there, said left-wing social engineering would have led to a U.S. defeat during World War II.
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Boy Scouts Unveils Historic Name Change As Girls Join Youth Programs

The official name change will go into effect in February.
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