• Jeremy Clarkson News Update: ‘Top Gear’ Host’s Fate to be Decided by BBC ‘Disciplinary Panel’; Online Petition Gathers 600,000 Signatures

  The fate of outspoken “Top Gear” host Jeremy Clarkson will be decided by a disciplinary panel that will examine allegations in regards to punching a producer. However, a petition posted online since Tuesday to save Clarkson’s job at the British Broadcasting Corp. has been signed by over 600,000 people.

  

• FTC Accuses DirecTV of Using False Advertising to Deceive Customers, Seeks 'Millions' in Refunds

  The Federal Trade Commission on Wednesday accused satellite television giant DirecTV of misleading customers about a discounted 12-month package that required a two-year contract that had a large cancellation fee. Now the federal regulator wants the company to issue millions of dollars in refunds.

  

• Miami Heat Trade Rumors: Chris Bosh will Return Next Season While Goran Dragic Plans to Stick Around

  The free agency trading season is coming up, but the Miami Heat plan to stick with some of the members in its current roster, including Chris Bosh and Goran Dragic.

  

• LA Lakers Trade Rumors: Team Looks Forward To Free-Agency Season After Being Eliminated from NBA Playoffs

  Even though this year’s trading deadline has come and gone, the Los Angeles Lakers are looking forward to free-agency season. That’s because the team has been eliminated from playoff contention.

  

• Student Loan Reforms Update: Obama Turns Focus on Memorandum Tha Could Favor Borrowers, But Only Applies to Federal Loans

  President Barack Obama signed a presidential memorandum on Tuesday that would allow federal agencies overhaul how students repaid their loans. The move is intended to make the costs associated with going to college to be an affordable option.