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<ul class="summary-list"><li>A former <keyword id="11909206" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="new-york-post" source="Orion">New York Post</keyword> digital editor-in-chief accused a former editor-in-chief of sexual harassment.</li><li><keyword id="12990709" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="michelle-gotthelf" source="Orion">Michelle Gotthelf</keyword> said in a lawsuit <keyword id="12990710" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="col-allan" source="Orion">Col Allan</keyword> propositioned her for sex and harassed her for years.</li></ul><p>Michelle Gotthelf, former digital editor-in-chief of the New York Post, said she's been "inundated" with support from both current and former Post staffers since filing a lawsuit against Col Allan.</p><p>She's heard "from former colleagues and people who still work at the Post, sending me love and understanding and knowing what the New York Post is like, they are just very supportive right now," Gotthelf said in an interview with Insider.</p><p>Gotthelf, in a <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/new-york-post-former-employee-accuses-ex-colleague-sexual-harassment-2022-1">lawsuit filed Tuesday</a>, accused Allan, her ex-boss and the former editor-in-chief of the New York Post, of propositioning her for sex. </p><p>She said he had harassed her repeatedly for years and became "more abusive" as she declined his advances. She also said in the lawsuit that she faced retaliation for coming forward about the sexual harassment she says she's exhibited under Allan.  </p><p>Gotthelf in the lawsuit said Allan in 2015 asked her inappropriate questions about her sex life. "We should sleep together," she said he told her while grabbing drinks after work, according to the lawsuit. </p><p>Allan was forced to retire from his position in 2016, the lawsuit says, after Gotthelf complained about the harassment. </p><p>"While Mr. Allan 'retired' and was given a rousing send off, Ms. Gotthelf's responsibilities and authority were steadily eroded, often in favor of substantially less qualified men," the complaint says. "Ms. Gotthelf's complaints about retaliation and discrimination were largely met with indifference and, in one instance, she was told to 'stop complaining.'</p><p>He returned to the Post later as a consultant, the lawsuit says. In preparation for Allan's new role, Gotthelf renegotiated her employment contract to say she would not report to him.</p><p>Gotthelf declined to provide more information beyond the contents of the lawsuit. But she suggested that it's inappropriate for <keyword id="11893589" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="news" source="Orion">News</keyword> Corp to have rehired Allan. </p><p>"You can't just remove a person because they did something wrong and then just bring them back because you feel like it," she told Insider. </p><p>Gotthelf, who said she "had an exemplary record at the Post," "departed" from the newspaper on January 12, the Post announced in January. But the lawsuit says Gotthelf was fired, just two months after she revealed to current New York Post editor-in-chief Keith Poole that Allan had sexually propositioned her.  </p><p>Gotthelf is represented by New York-based firm Wigdor, which has in the past <a href="https://www.nytimes.com/2017/09/22/nyregion/douglas-wigdor-fox-news.html">waged a legal war against Fox News</a>, also led by Rubert Murdoch. </p><p>High-level Post and News Corp executives like Murduch "did all they could to protect Mr. Allan's reputation," the lawsuit says.</p><p>"Any suggestion of wrongdoing related to the management change announced today is meritless," a New York Post and News Corp spokesperson told Insider and declined to comment on Gotthelf's statements.</p><p>Gotthelf hopes that her lawsuit will put News Corp "on notice" and will inspire younger reporters and editors who might be dealing with similar issues to not stay silent. </p><p>"I feel like I have a responsibility to the younger generation that this kind of behavior should never be tolerated and I was hoping that with me taking the stand, it would show them that they could do better," she said. </p><p>News Corp declined to comment on Gotthelf's statements.</p><h2><strong>Gotthelf isn't the first woman to accuse Allan of sexual harassment</strong></h2><p>Gotthelf's lawsuit marks at least the second time that a former employee has publicly spoken out against Allan. </p><p>In 2009, journalist Sandra Guzman accused male editors, including Allan, of fostering a boys' environment and subjecting women to sexual harassment. </p><p>The 36-page complaint, filed in the Southern District of New York, claims that Allan "approached a female employee during a party at the Post, rubbed his penis up against her and made sexually suggestive comments about her body, including her breasts, causing that employee to feel extremely uncomfortable and fearing to be alone with him." </p><p>Guzman's complaint also says Allan took two Australian political leaders to Scores, the Manhattan strip club, while serving as the paper's top editor. </p><p>In another instance, Allan pulled out his phone and showed Guzman and three other female Post employees a picture of a naked man, according to the lawsuit. "What do you think of this?" he asked them while they were sharing drinks at an after-work function.</p><p>"Other male employees at the Post openly disparaged and harassed women" the same way Allan did, the complaint says. Les Goodstein, then the senior vice president of News Corp, for example, told Guzman repeatedly that she looked "sexy" and "beautiful," according to the lawsuit.</p><p>"Mr. Goodstein also routinely stared at the breasts and butts of other female employees in Ms. Guzman's presence and would often lick his lips while doing so," the lawsuit says. </p><p>The complaint also alleges an unidentified while male senior editor had sexually propositioned a "young female Copy Assistant," telling her, "If you give me a blowjob, I will give you a permanent reporter job." </p><p>At the time of the suit, a spokesperson for the paper denied all the allegations, saying the lawsuit "has no merit and is based on charges that are groundless." Guzman's suit was settled in 2013.</p>

Former New York Post digital editor in chief says she went forward with sexual harassment lawsuit to inspire a younger generation to not stay silent

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Rupert Murdoch and a top lieutenant privately disparaged Rudy Giuliani, court documents say. </li><li>Col Allan, a former New York Post editor, said of Giuliani: "I think the booze has got to him."</li></ul><p>Fox News billionaire, Rupert Murdoch, and one of his top executives privately disparaged Rudy Giuliani as he pushed conspiracy theories about voter fraud in the 2020 election, court documents show. </p><p>The legal documents, filed as part of a defamation lawsuit against Fox News by election machines company<a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/murdoch-gave-kushner-confidential-information-about-biden-dominion-2023-2?r=US&amp;IR=T"> Dominion, </a>suggest Murdoch and his top advisors privately believed the election fraud claims to be false, yet continued to promote them.</p><p>The documents contain an exchange between Murdoch and Col Allan, a former editor in chief of the New York Post, in which they discuss speeches by Giuliani about the 2020 election results. </p><p>"Rupert told Allan, 'Just saw a bit of Rudy ranting. A terrible influence on Donald.' Allan agreed, responding that Giuliani was 'unhinged. Has been for a while. I think booze has got him.'"</p><p>Murdoch and Allan appeared to be discussing a bizarre press conference <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/barr-rudy-giulianis-four-seasons-briefing-a-grotesque-embarrassment-2022-3?r=US&amp;IR=T">Giuliani held on November 7, 2020, at the Four Seasons</a> garden center outside Philadelphia, which had apparently been mistakenly booked in a mixup with the Four Seasons hotel in the city. </p><p>Giuliani, the former New York City mayor and Trump attorney, played a leading role in pushing false claims that the 2020 election was stolen. </p><p>"Rupert told the <em>New York Post</em>'s Col Allan that "[w]ith several states now disappointingly favoring Biden hard to claim foul everywhere"—and that half of what Trump was saying was "bullshit and damaging.", the documents say.</p><p>"Allan responded that they would prepare "an editorial admiring Trump's achievements in office but urging him to consider the nation and his own legacy as it becomes increasingly clear he has lost office. It is time for acceptance and dignity." Rupert: "That's great. Thanks." </p><p>Claims have long circulated that Giuliani drinks excessively, with Trump aide Jason Miller <a href="https://nymag.com/intelligencer/2022/06/rudy-giuliani-insists-hes-not-a-drunk-again.html" target="_blank" rel="noopener">claiming to the Jan. 6 committee that on Election Night</a> 2020 he appeared visibly drunk as he urged Trump to refuse to concede his defeat. </p><p>Giuliani has <a href="https://www.forbes.com/sites/annakaplan/2022/06/14/giuliani-denies-claims-he-was-drunk-on-election-night-my-favorite-drink-diet-pepsi/?sh=7db1267a68ae" target="_blank" rel="noopener">denied claims he has a drinking problem,</a> and has also denied claims he was drunk on Election Night, 2020.  Insider has contacted his attorney for comment. </p><p>Giuliani spearheaded legal efforts to overturn Trump's which were all defeated in court. He is facing a separate lawsuit from Dominion over his promotion of election fraud claims about the company, and has had his New York legal license revoked. </p><p>Despite the misgivings by Murdoch and his top lieutenants, Giuliani continued to appear on Fox News where he pushed the baseless election fraud claims. </p><p>Fox News has disputed the Dominion lawsuit, saying that its right to discuss Trump's election fraud claims because it is protected under the First Amendment. </p><p>"Dominion's lawsuit has always been more about what will generate headlines than what can withstand legal and factual scrutiny," it said in a statement. </p><p>"Their summary judgment motion took an extreme, unsupported view of defamation law that would prevent journalists from basic reporting and their efforts to publicly smear Fox for covering and commenting on allegations by a sitting President of the United States should be recognized for what it is: a blatant violation of the First Amendment."</p>

A Murdoch advisor said the 'booze' had got to Giuliani following his 'unhinged' rants about the 2020 election

<ul class="summary-list"><li>A former <keyword id="11909206" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="60" keywordseo="new-york-post" source="Orion">New York Post</keyword> digital editor-in-chief accused a former editor-in-chief of sexual harassment.</li><li>Michelle Gotthelf said in a lawsuit Col Allan propositioned her for sex after "years of sex-based harassment."</li></ul><p>New York Post's former digital editor-in-chief Michelle Gotthelf accused her ex-boss, former editor-in-chief Col Allan, of propositioning her for sex in a new lawsuit.</p><p>Gotthelf accused Allan of "years of sex-based harassment," and said he became "more abusive" as she declined his advances, according to the lawsuit filed in federal court on Tuesday.</p><p>In her lawsuit — filed against Allan, current New York Post editor in chief Keith Poole, parent company <keyword id="11893589" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="100" keywordseo="news" source="Orion">News</keyword> Corp, and holding company NYP Holdings — Gotthelf said she faced retaliation and discrimination after reporting her harassment accusations until she was ultimately fired. She's now seeking monetary damages for emotional distress and the loss of past and future income.</p><p>Allan and Poole did not immediately respond to Insider's requests for comment.</p><p>According to the lawsuit, Gotthelf first told colleagues Allan had sexually harassed her in 2015, when she said he asked her about her sex life and said, "We should sleep together," while they were grabbing drinks after work.</p><p>In April 2016, <a href="https://nypost.com/2016/04/14/longtime-post-editor-in-chief-col-allan-is-retiring/">the Post announced</a> that Allan was retiring. Gotthelf alleged in her lawsuit that he was forced to resign.</p><p>Gotthelf alleged in her lawsuit that the Post and News Corp Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch "did all they could to protect Mr. Allan's reputation."</p><p>And following Allan's exit, Gotthelf was given the new position of managing editor, the lawsuit said.</p><p>"While Mr. Allan 'retired' and was given a rousing send off, Ms. Gotthelf's responsibilities and authority were steadily eroded, often in favor of substantially less qualified men," Gotthelf's lawsuit said. "Ms. Gotthelf's complaints about retaliation and discrimination were largely met with indifference and, in one instance, she was told to 'stop complaining.'"</p><p>Gotthelf said the harassment continued despite Allan no longer being employed. After Allan left the company, Gotthelf said he called and told her that he loved her, according to the lawsuit. Gotthelf said she told the Post about this incident, but according to the lawsuit, the company shrugged it off as "just Col being Col. He hasn't changed."</p><p>Allan returned to the Post in 2019, <a href="https://www.nbcnews.com/business/business-news/fiery-editor-trump-golfing-buddy-back-new-york-post-n962996">NBC News reported at the time</a>. Gotthelf said in her lawsuit that they ended up working closely together despite management promising that they wouldn't.</p><p>In her lawsuit, Gotthelf said Allan had the power to make decisions on stories she published, including one instance in 2019 when she said he told her to "get rid of" a story detailing E. Jean Carroll accusing then-President Donald Trump of sexual assault in the 1990s.</p><p><a href="https://nypost.com/2021/01/06/keith-poole-to-take-the-helm-at-the-new-york-post-group/">Poole joined the Post in 2021</a> as the editor-in-chief for the New York Post Group. Gotthelf said in the lawsuit that she was demoted at this time and started reporting to Poole.</p><p>According to the lawsuit, Gotthelf told Poole about the sexual harassment accusations in November 2021 after he asked what happened between her and Allan.</p><p>The Post announced Gotthelf "departed" the paper on January 12, and officially announced her exit to employees via email on Tuesday morning, according to the staff email seen by Insider.</p><p>Sources told Insider that Post staffers got wind of Gotthelf's exit last week, though no official announcement had been made at the time.</p><p>"Any suggestion of wrongdoing related to the management changes announced today is meritless," a New York Post and News Corp spokesperson said in a statement to Insider. The company didn't comment on Gotthelf's lawsuit.</p><p>Gotthelf said in a statement about her lawsuit: "For more than two decades, I took great pride in my work shaping coverage at one of the most widely read news organizations in the country. While I never intended to become the news, the truth of what happened to me deserves to be heard. I will miss my colleagues dearly and hope that by speaking out there can be positive change for other women at the Post."</p><p>Gotthelf's lawyer, Douglas H. Wigdor, said in a statement: "The New York Post's unlawful treatment of its top female editor after twenty-plus years of service is nothing short of appalling.  Moreover, the Post's decision to rehire Col Allan after he sexually propositioned Ms. Gotthelf speaks volumes about exactly the type of newsroom News Corp is running.  We intend to aggressively move forward with holding the Post accountable and protecting Ms. Gotthelf's rights."</p>

New York Post's former digital editor in chief accuses former boss of propositioning her for sex in a new lawsuit

<ul class="summary-list"><li>Dominion's lawsuit revealed comments Fox News hosts and execs made about Rudy Giuliani in 2020.</li><li>Ingraham called Giuliani "such an idiot" and Hannity said he was "acting like an insane person."</li></ul><p>In the wake of the 2020 election, Rudy Giuliani made several appearances on Fox News to push false claims about widespread election fraud on behalf of President Donald Trump — even as the man in charge of the network and some of its most popular hosts privately denounced the president's lawyer as "insane" and "such an idiot."</p><p>The comments about Giuliani were outlined in newly released court documents from a <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/murdoch-gave-kushner-confidential-information-about-biden-dominion-2023-2">defamation lawsuit filed in 2021 by Dominion Voting Systems against Fox</a>. The documents, including some released Monday as well as earlier this month, show higher-ups at Fox News repeatedly doubting Giuliani's credibility.</p><p>At the time, the former New York mayor was pushing <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/dominion-defamation-lawsuit-against-fox-news-election-2021-2?utm_medium=referral&amp;utm_medium=referral&amp;utm_source=yahoo.com&amp;utm_source=yahoo.com">unfounded claims that Dominion's voting machines</a> were <a href="https://www.businessinsider.com/fox-news-hosts-knew-election-conspiracy-theories-false-messages-dominion-2023-2">switching votes from Trump to Joe Biden</a>, among other outrageous assertions, often alongside another now-former Trump lawyer, Sidney Powell.</p><h2>Rupert Murdoch</h2><p>Rupert Murdoch, the founder and chairman of Fox News, made several claims disparaging Giuliani and doubting the veracity of his claims. According to court documents released Monday, on November 7, 2020, Murdoch told Col Allan, former editor-in-chief of The New York Post, which is owned by Murdoch: "Just saw a bit of Rudy ranting. A terrible influence on Donald."</p><p>Two days later Murdoch told a friend, General Jack Keane, a Fox News security analyst, that he thought some of the claims about the election could be true but that Trump "needs better lawyers than Rudy, who is past his prime," the documents said.</p><p>Around November 16, Murdoch said in an email to Fox News CEO Suzanne Scott that he thought Trump would "concede eventually," adding "we should concentrate on Georgia, helping any way we can" in an apparent reference to the Senate runoff election.</p><p>Murdoch added "We don't want to antagonize Trump further" and that Giuliani should be "taken with a large grain of salt," according to the documents.</p><p>After Giuliani and Powell held a press conference on November 19, Murdoch told Scott: "Terrible stuff damaging everybody, I fear. Probably hurting us too." Scott agreed, according to the court documents, and added "yes Sean and even Pirro agrees," in a possible reference to Fox hosts Sean Hannity and Jeanine Pirro.</p><p>He also sent an email to Robert Thomson, CEO of News Corp — which is also run by Murdoch — with a subject line that read: "Watching Giuliani!" according to the documents. The email said: "Really crazy stuff. And damaging."</p><div type="image" title="Rupert Murdoch, chairman of News Corp and co-chairman of 21st Century Fox, arrives at the Sun Valley Resort of the annual Allen &amp; Company Sun Valley Conference, July 10, 2018 in Sun Valley, Idaho." height="1118" width="1491" msid="98291231" hostid="261" sizebytes="55690"></div><h2>Sean Hannity</h2><p>On November 11, 2020, Fox News host Sean Hannity said, "Rudy is acting like an insane person," according to the court documents. On December 22,  also said "F'ing lunatics" in reference to Giuliani, the documents said.</p><h2>Laura Ingraham</h2><p>On January 12, 2021, Fox News Host Laura Ingraham said, "Rudy is such an idiot," the documents said.</p><p style="font-weight: 400;">In a statement provided to Insider, a Fox News spokesperson said: "Dominion's lawsuit has always been more about what will generate headlines than what can withstand legal and factual scrutiny, as illustrated by them now being forced to slash their fanciful damages demand by more than half a billion dollars after their own expert debunked its implausible claims. Their summary judgment motion took an extreme, unsupported view of defamation law that would prevent journalists from basic reporting and their efforts to publicly smear FOX for covering and commenting on allegations by a sitting President of the United States should be recognized for what it is: a blatant violation of the First Amendment."</p><p style="font-weight: 400;">Giuliani did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.</p>

A tally of the times Rupert Murdoch, Sean Hannity, and Laura Ingraham privately trashed Rudy Giuliani in the wake of the 2020 election even as Fox News continued to have him on their shows

<ul class="summary-list"><li>British <keyword id="46590" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="60" keywordseo="Typhoon">Typhoon</keyword> and US <keyword id="1590501" type="PERSON" weightage="60" keywordseo="F-15">F-15</keyword> fighter jets team up with Dutch F-16s and F-35s for an exercise over the North Sea this week.</li><li>It was the first time Dutch fighter aircraft have joined the exercise, which involved more than 60 aircraft working on interoperability with different platforms.</li></ul><p>For the first time, Royal Netherland Air Force F-16s and F-35As partnered with 4th and 5th generation aircraft from the <keyword id="113964" type="ORGANIZATION" weightage="60" keywordseo="Royal-Air-Force">Royal Air Force</keyword> and F-15s from the 48th Fighter Wing during exercise Point Blank 20-3 July 16, 2020.</p><p>More than 60 aircraft took off from home stations and met in the skies over the North Sea for a realistic, high-fidelity training environment that included KC-135 Stratotankers and a RC-135 Rivet Joint from RAF Mildenhall, along with NATO Airborne Warning and Control Systems.</p><p>"We value the excellent opportunity Point Blank provides us to maintain and improve interoperability with our NATO allies," said RNLAF Maj. Marleen Molema, Leeuwarden Airbase press officer.</p><p><div type="image" title="British Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jet" height="1741" width="2500" msid="77021852" hostid="261"></div></p><p>The exercise fully integrates fifth-generation technology and capabilities, and leads the development and execution of live, virtual and constructive training to support full-spectrum readiness.</p><p>"Point Blank fits perfectly in the training program and the road to Initial Operating Capability of our first F-35 squadron," said Molema.</p><p>Point Blank is a recurring low-cost exercise designed by the 48th Fighter Wing and Royal Air Force with a mission to prepare warfighters for a highly contested fight against near-peer adversaries.</p><p><div type="image" title="British Royal Air Force Typhoon fighter jet" height="1806" width="2500" msid="77021854" hostid="261"></div></p><p>"Exercise Point Blank provides UK Combat Air the opportunity to operate alongside our USAFE colleagues in demanding, large scale air wars," said RAF Air Vice Marshal Allan Marshall, Air Officer Commanding 1 Group. "During this iteration of the exercise we were joined by F-16s and F-35s from the Dutch Air Force as well as a NATO E-3A; thus testing our ability to plan and co-ordinate across a number of dispersed units in multiple countries."</p><p>Multi-lateral exercises like Point Blank increase interoperability and collective readiness, deter potential adversaries and ensure the skies within the European theater remain sovereign.</p><p>"These exercises are valuable for ensuring our airmen sharpen their combat readiness and increase tactical proficiency," said Col. Jason Camilletti, 48th Fighter Wing commander. "We will continue to safeguard US national interests and those of our allies and partners throughout this COVID-19 crisis, and these types of exercises ensure we can meet that priority."</p><p><div type="image" title="Air Force F-15 fighter jet" height="1537" width="2500" msid="77021858" hostid="261"></div></p>

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