Jack Schaap, former pastor of First Baptist Church of Hammond, pleaded guilty two years ago to taking a 16-year-old girl across state lines for sex three times. A federal judge sentenced him to 12 ...

Dick Schaap, journalist and commentator who mastered every medium from newspapers to books to television, as well as the delicate art of interviewing some of the most difficult personalities in ...

Under pressure from its president to stay away from politics, ESPN is relaunching "Outside the Lines," its investigative news magazine. Will new host Jeremy Schaap stick to sports?

Schaap was born April 6, 1951, and he grew up in Queens, the New York City borough that was home to many important musicians. His father, Walter Schaap, was one of the first jazz historians; his ...

Schaap has been called "the Leonardo da Vinci of multimedia journalism" and "the Van Gogh of anecdotes, except he didn't have to lose an ear." And it was what he did with his ears that set him apart.

The Schaap decision reflects an evolving application of Takings Clause arguments in PFAS litigation, building on principles established in Arkansas Game & Fish Commission v. United States.

Timothy Schaap, 79, 24 year resident of San Diego, CA, former 12 year resident of Des Plaines, IL, passed away on June 22, 2000 at his home. He was an Engineer with the Chicago Fire Dept. Survivors… ...

Schaap worked for Newsweek from 1959-’63 and moved to the New York Herald Tribune from 1964-’66, first as city editor and later as a columnist. He was with NBC from 1971-’80, ...