We went in search of the quintessential comfort food.

Chacho is a new liquor available only in D.C. that has a sweetness from the sugarcane along with a spicy kick from jalapeños.

House Homeland Security Chairman Peter King (R-N.Y.) says he’d rather not meet with the Colombian prostitute in the middle of the scandal that ensnared the U.S. Secret Service last month.

The Secret Service agents who dragged the agency into a pit of scandal after soliciting prostitutes while in Colombia were body-obsessed “stupid brutes,” according to the sex worker at the heart of the story.

The uproar over a dozen Secret Service agents and officers who solicited prostitutes while on duty in Cartagena, Colombia earlier this month is now the source of some tension between the United States and Colombia’s top diplomat here.

President Obama told Jimmy Fallon in an interview that will air tonight that he finds the uproar over a dozen Secret Service officers accused of soliciting prostitutes earlier this month while on duty in Colombia to be “a little distracting.”

Two of the 11 Secret Service personnel who allegedly solicited prostitutes and escorts last week while on duty in Cartagena, Colombia were identified yesterday. One, David Randall Chaney, was on Sarah Palin’s detail in 2008.

The New York Daily News has rustled up a photo of the sex worker in Cartagena, Colombia who reportedly sparked one of the biggest scandals in the history of the U.S. Secret Service after two agents allegedly refused to pay her her going rate.

The Secret Service announced that it has let go three of the 11 agents suspended for alleged misconduct while in Cartagena, Colombia last week ahead of a visit there by President Obama, The Washington Post reports.

As the Secret Service continues to investigate its agents’ solicitation of prostitutes while in Colombia ahead of a recent presidential trip there, the more we’re learning about the sex trade in that country.