Scandals refer to actions or events that cause public outrage or controversy, often related to immoral, unethical, or illegal behavior. They can involve individuals, organizations, or institutions and typically gain significant media attention. Scandals often challenge social norms or expectations and can lead to a loss of reputation, legal consequences, or public backlash for those involved. Common examples include political scandals, corporate misconduct, and personal controversies involving public figures. Scandals can shape public discourse, influence societal values, and result in changes to laws or policies.
Iga Swiatek was embroiled in controversy due to contamination with trimetazidine but was cleared by the International Tennis Integrity Agency (ITIA). The tennis community was divided, with some supporters rallying…