In wake of the country’s attention on the issue of bullying -- and in particular bullying targeting gay teenagers -- Mitt Romney is coming under fire for an incident when he was in high school during which he allegedly targeted a classmate presumed to be gay. 

Matthew Friedemann, one of Romney’s old school pals at Cranbrook School, an all boy’s institution in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, tells the Washington Post that Romney held down classmate John Lauber -- who was "perpetually teased for his nonconformity and presumed homosexuality," according to the report -- before snipping Lauber's bleach blond locks while he cried and screamed for help.

Three Secret Service agents were pushed out on Wednesday, RadarOnline.com has learned, as a group of supervisors, agents and officers are implicated of hiring as many as 20 prostitutes in Cartagena, Colombia while there last week to prepare for President Barack Obama's arrival.

The agents were not identified, thought the Secret Service said one is retiring, one was fired and one had resigned.

Right-wing rocker Ted Nugent could have gotten himself in hot water with his heated comments about the president during a National Rifle Association convention over the weekend, and now the outspoken conservative is expecting a visit from the secret service.

"I'll tell you this right now: If Barack Obama becomes the president in November, I will either be dead or in jail by this time next year," Nugent told the audience during his controversial speech.

A respected Arizona sheriff and Republican Congressional candidate resigned from his position as the co-chair for the Mitt Romney presidential campaign on Saturday in the midst of a homosexual sex scandal.

Paul Babeu's career was rocked by explosive allegations from a Mexican national who claimed that after his homosexual affair with Babeu ended, the sheriff threatened him with deportation.

Perhaps The X-Factor can call Michelle Obama to fill one of their vacant seats on the judges’ panel.

The First Lady, appearing on The Tonight Show on Tuesday, shared her thoughts on recent singing performances delivered by her husband, President Barack Obama; and one of his political rivals, Republican Mitt Romney.

She told Jay Leno the president's rendition of Al Green's Let's Stay Together during a fundraiser at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York last month "was completely spontaneous.

As Mitt Romney vies for a spot at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, we take a look at the other addresses the Republican presidential hopeful has planted his flag, having been tied to a series of homes across the land.

The former Massachusetts Governor has lived in, or owned properties, everywhere from his New England base -- Massachusetts and New Hampshire -- to Michigan, spreading out all the way to Utah and Southern California, and we've got all the images for you, courtesy of our friends at zillow.com.

PHOTOS: Take A Peek At Mitt Romney’s Many Mansions

Among the most posh addresses the Harvard graduate-turned successful businessman/politician has hung his hat on:

Rick won, not Mitt!

In a shocking surprise, ultra conservative Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum actually came in first in the Iowa caucuses with 34 votes over Mitt Romney, who initially was declared the winner, the Des Moines Register reported Thursday.  

On its website, the newspaper reported that results from eight precincts are still missing and might still hold an advantage for Romney. Those votes may never be recovered and certified, the paper reported, quoting state Republican Party officials.

Romney called the result a “virtual tie” in a statement that noted Santorum’s “strong performance.” Romney said the caucuses were a “great start.”

With their busy schedules of debates and public appearances, the Republican presidential candidates have hardly had any time recently to spend relaxing in their homes or kicking back on their couches, and by the end of the year one fortunate Presidential wannabe may be moving  into 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

While they battle it out on the campaign trail to determine who lives at the White House for the next four years, RadarOnline.com has photos inside the current homes of the front runners, thanks to our friends at Zillow.com.

PHOTOS: Take A Peek Inside GOP Candidates Homes

Newt Gingrich has called McLean, Virginia "home sweet home" since 2000, when he bought a 5-bedroom, 5-bath Colonial style house for $995,000. Located just 10 miles away from the coveted White House, Gingrich's moving vans won't have far to go if he wins the top job.

1 pm ET UPDATE: It’s official. Christie says he’s not running.

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie will reportedly not run for president, despite growing calls from Republicans leaders that he throw his hat into the ring.

Christie has scheduled a news conference at 1 p.m. ET at the New Jersey statehouse in Trenton. At that time, he is expected to announce his decision.

Although Christie had been wooed by fellow Republicans to join the race, he was never a leader in the polls.

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In fact, an ABC News / Washington Post poll released Tuesday morning showed Christie in the middle of the 2012 Republican pack with 11 percent support, alongside Ron Paul.