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Former Fox Sports anchor and reporter Julie Stewart-Binks has accused ex-boss Charlie Dixon of sexually assaulting her in 2016, leading to her contract not being renewed. Despite informing HR, Fox allegedly protected Dixon. Stewart-Binks is seeking damages and injunctive relief to prevent future assaults and battery at Fox. Full Article

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver discusses plans to enhance NBA ratings and fan engagement with Colin Cowherd. Despite Trae Young's impressive season, he was snubbed from the All-Star Game reserves, sparking controversy on social media. Coaches like Quin Snyder expressed disappointment in Young's absence, while players like Devin Booker also missed out on selections, emphasizing the competitive nature of the process. Full Article

A Learjet carrying two people crashed near a shopping center in Northeast Philadelphia, causing multiple casualties and engulfing a stretch of road in flames. The plane was en route to Missouri when it crashed three miles away from the airport. Witnesses described feeling the impact, seeing a big boom, and witnessing a large fireball, with one individual recording the aftermath on Instagram Live. Full Article

During the Pro Bowl events, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye received praise from Pro Football Hall of Famer Peyton Manning for his leadership qualities and accountability. Despite struggling in a skills competition, Manning commended Maye's arm talent and development as a starter for the team. Maye, who had a successful rookie season with the Patriots, is seen as a natural leader with a bright future in New England. Full Article

U.S. government websites have been taken offline in response to President Donald Trump's executive orders recognizing only two genders and ending diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives. Agencies are working quickly to comply with these new directives, causing a temporary blackout on many government sites. The orders have sparked controversy and raised concerns about how they will impact government operations and public access to information. Full Article

In response to President Trump's crackdown on DEI mandates, 'Do No Harm' Chairman Dr. Stanley Goldfarb discusses how this move could impact the medical industry, with the administration planning to pause most federal government websites to eliminate DEI content and language opposing Trump's agenda. A Trump administration official stated that federal websites will go dark around 5:00 p.m. Friday to remove "anti-Trump administration" content, although the duration of the pause is currently unclear. This is...