Although she is still unable to feel her feet and ankles and relies on crutches, Gavios is training up to six hours and 16 miles a day for her first marathon. She is running to raise money for spinal cord research through the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation. “I don’t think the time really matters,” she explained. “I might be out there for 12 hours or more, but the goal is finishing it. I know that if I lived through that — being tortured and suffering for so many hours straight — then the marathon should not be a big deal.”

Scotland’s famous 732-pound Dinnie Stones are so heavy, most strongmen can’t lift them. A 29-year-old Australian has become the first woman in almost 40 years to do so.

“It’s my way to honor the first female hero who was killed in the line of duty. And every time someone asks me her name, I’m prepared to tell her story, who she was, and who she is to me, and it’s an incredible honor to have my dog named after her,” said Zada’s handler, officer Kaitlin Schamberger.

“She’s fine as hell,” Connor said on the program, while speaking with Braden, a former MLB player, and comedian Brody Stevens. “If she was 18, you wouldn’t be ashamed to say that she’s a little hot piece of ass,” he continued. “And she is. She is adorable. I’m a huge Chloe Kim fan.”

“Get over your biological urges,” Simmons said. “It’s natural to want to have kids, but, sorry, you can’t have it both ways. You have to commit to either career or family. It’s very difficult to have both.”

Assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal (D-Manhattan) said the state should not be subsidizing the bad behavior of companies and she plans to introduce legislation in the coming days that would require companies seeking tax credits to disclose any sexual harassment complaints or settlements over the past five years and the outcomes of those cases. Under the proposed legislation, companies that are determined to have poor records in dealing with sexual harassment would be denied the credits.

Health + Hospitals Corporation assistant vice president Al Garofalo polled several mostly male colleagues about who they would sleep with during a 2015 holiday party, according to sworn testimony given by a former IT director for HHC, James Gomez. The deposition was taken as part of a sexual harassment lawsuit being brought against the agency.

“You’re going to feel the power of women as soon as you open that door,” Scott says. “These walls are going to have pictures of female champions.”

“It’s funny to hear a female talk about routes,” Newton said, drawing out the word “routes” and pausing before giving his answer. Rodrigue, a Carolina beat reporter, fired back at Newton soon after on Twitter, offended by the 2015 NFL MVP not taking her and her job seriously. “I don’t think it’s ‘funny’ to be a female and talk about routes. I think it’s my job,” she wrote.