Foley's Legacy
During the Mark Foley scandal last fall, there was talk on Capitol Hill about suspending, or even shutting down, the 180-year-old Congressional page progam. That didn't happen. In fact, as Tracy Schmidt reveals in this story on Time.com, the Foley scandal has done wonders for the page program's popularity. Go figure.
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