Taryn Asher, a former television news anchor in Detroit, files a federal lawsuit accusing Fox Television Stations of sex discrimination. In the complaint, Asher alleges that the station assigns work and schedules in a way that disadvantages her compared with male co-anchors and other male employees. She claims that a male co-anchor receives better assignments and scheduling than she does. Asher also alleges that the station allows men to avoid accountability for what she describes as a pattern of misconduct. A separate New York Post report says Asher’s claims include allegations that a new general manager protected male employees. Across the coverage, Asher frames her treatment as discriminatory and states that, in her view, she would not have been treated in the same way if she were not female. The outlets describe Asher as having been fired, and the lawsuit targets the station with the federal complaint as the basis for her allegations.