Airport Workers Strike / Josh Duggar Lawsuit / Syrian Refugees In

Here’s a look at the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in Pennsylvania:

Philly Porn Star Suing Josh Duggar Over ‘Terrifying’ Sex

• An adult film star who says Josh Duggar assaulted her in Philadelphia last summer has filed a lawsuit seeking $500,000 in damages.

Gov. Wolf Issues Pennsylvania’s Position on Syrian Refugees

• The state will continue to accept Syrian refugees in the wake of the attacks in Paris, Wolf said in a statement Monday.

Mother, Son Charged With Selling Drugs In Radnor

• Joann Badey, 53, and her son, George Badey, 24, have been charged with distributing drugs after an investigation that began on Nov. 9.

Methacton High School Locked Down After Threats

• A man in his twenties, who was the ex-boyfriend of a student, had reportedly made threats to the girl and her family.

Philly-Bound Flight Delayed After Complaint Of Men Speaking Arabic

• The two men from Philadelphia were cleared to fly within 10 minutes but the experience was humiliating, they said.

Philadelphia Airport Strike: Will It Affect Thanksgiving Travel?

• Workers at Philadelphia International Airport went on strike Wednesday night, walking away from their jobs in protest of their hours and their wages.

Warrington Woman Attacked At Horsham Library

• The suspect allegedly tried to slam her head into the door, while she screamed and punched him to fight him off.

CHOP To Pay $10M In Malpractice Suit

• Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia will pay more than $10 million for failing to diagnose a boy’s bacterial meningitis.

Also worth a look:

• Comcast Xfinity Prices Going Up, Report Says
• Syrian Refugees In PA: Who Are They, And Where Do They Live?
• ‘Sexting’ Of Nude Student Photos At Montco HS Investigated
• Possibly Armed Student Still Missing, GoFundMe Page For Him Taken Down
• Water Exhibit Planned At Bucks County Children’s Museum
• Thanksgiving Weather Outlook Issued For Philly Region
• Explosion In Montgomery County Leaves One Injured: Report