Al Gore

After his abrupt departure from MSNBC, Keith Olbermann has a new home on Al Gore’s Current TV network.

Olbermann will take the position of “Chief News Officer” and host a new one-hour nightly show, writes TMZ .

This will be the first show Olbermann will host since his strange and abrupt departure from MSNBC last month.

And it seems like Al Gore is thrilled to have Olbermann on-board.

Another politician is seemingly off the hook for a sexual harassment allegation. The suspect, former Vice President, Al Gore, was suspected of sexually abusing a professional massage therapist at Portland’s Hotel Lucia. As of Friday however, the case has been dropped -- and for good reason.

It was revealed on Wednesday that authorities have decided to re-open the sexual assault investigation involving Al Gore, but police did not provide an explanation as to why the case will re-surface. According to the Associated Press, an extra review is needed in the investigation as a result of a misstep that was taken by detectives in 2009. They reportedly failed to inform high-ranking officials that they chose to drop the case and close the investigation at the time.

A female masseuse in Portland, Oregon came forward with allegations of unwanted sexual contact from former vice president Al Gore. For a while Gore was silent, now he comes out and denies the claims again.

The former vice president broke his silence by issuing a strong denial on Wednesday about the sexual assault claims. Gore’s statement comes the same time police say they are reopening the investigation.

The supposed event of sexual assault took place four years prior to today’s public knowledge.