FORMER ESPN ANCHOR SAGE STEELE APOLOGIZED TO HER KIDS BEFORE SUING NETWORK. (PHOTO).

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 Former ESPN anchor Sage Steele apologized to her kids before suing network Sage Steele, former ESPN anchor turned conservative commentator, recently revealed the candid conversation she had with her children before filing a lawsuit against the network.  Steele, who shares three adult children with ex-husband Jonathan Bailey, explained that she warned them about the backlash they might face, urging them not to defend her but to stand firm in the importance of “diversity of thought.”  Her son encouraged her, telling her it was “about time” she stood up for herself. Steele sued ESPN in 2022 after being suspended for controversial remarks about the COVID-19 vaccine and former President Barack Obama, claiming the company violated her free speech and breached her contract.  Although she initially issued a public apology, she later pursued legal action, explaining that her children had endured threats and criticism online because of her opinions.  The case was settled...

BOLIVIAN TOP COURT OVERTURNS FORMER INTERIM PRESIDENT’S SENTENCE, ORDERS HER IMMEDIATE RELEASE. (PHOTO).


 Bolivian top court overturns former interim president’s sentence, orders her immediate release

The Bolivian Supreme Court of Justice on Wednesday overturned the 10-year prison sentence of former interim President Jeanine Áñez and ordered her immediate release.

The court also directed that Áñez, who has been detained for more than four years, face a political trial, in line with requests from her defense team. Court President Romer Saucedo said the decision, supported by seven of the nine justices, was based on “several arguments” and identified violations of due process during her original trial in ordinary courts.

Áñez was originally convicted for assuming the presidency during a contentious National Assembly session following the deadly 2019 protests that forced the resignation of then-President Evo Morales. The unrest, which left 37 people dead, followed Morales’ disputed re-election, which the Organization of American States had flagged as fraudulent.

The court’s ruling immediately allows for Áñez’s release, and her legal team stated they are preparing to begin the necessary procedures to secure her freedom.


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