The female employees defending Fox News chief Roger Ailes against allegations of sexual harassment are doing more than supporting an embattled boss; they are also going to the mat for the channel's broader workplace culture and treatment of women.
"Doc & Darryl," an ESPN documentary about 1980s New York Mets stars Doc Gooden and Darryl Strawberry, was timed to baseball's All-Star Game. But the fact that it is premiering just after a wave of big-bucks NBA free agency feels in some ways more appropriate, since it's a broader look at the money and temptation that surrounds athletes and can derail their already-brief careers.
Gretchen Carlson, the former Fox News host who has accused Roger Ailes of sexual harassment, says she had at least six interviews with her former boss in which he talked about her body and heard -- but ignored -- her complaints of mistreatment.
When Gretchen Carlson accused Fox News chief Roger Ailes of sexual harassment, Ailes' lawyers responded by accusing her of waging a "shameless publicity campaign."
Hyperloop One, a startup trying to create the next generation of high-speed travel, is embroiled in a messy lawsuit that pits cofounder against cofounder.