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1. NFL owners approve $6.05B sale of Commanders to Harris group

• NFL owners unanimously approved the sale of the Washington Commanders from the Snyder family to a group led by Josh Harris.

• The sale is for a record sum of $6.05 billion, making it the most expensive North American sports franchise purchase.

• Harris, a D.C. native, feels an "awesome responsibility" to the city and aims to win championships, impact the community positively, and create incredible memories for fans.

• The Harris group includes Magic Johnson and billionaire Mitchell Rales, among others, and has been vetted by the NFL for financial and security reasons.

• Dan Snyder, who had owned the majority of the team since 1999, was fined $60 million by the NFL following investigations into workplace misconduct and alleged financial improprieties.

2. Vikings rookie Jordan Addison cited for going 140 in 55 mph zone

• Minnesota Vikings rookie receiver Jordan Addison was cited for speed and reckless driving.

• An officer clocked him driving 140 mph on a freeway where the speed limit was 55 mph.

• Addison was driving a Lamborghini Urus when the traffic stop was made just after 3 a.m.

• He was not arrested, but the investigation into the incident is ongoing.

• Drivers cited for speeds over 100 mph in Minnesota can have their licenses revoked for at least six months.

3. Attorney says Northwestern hazing existed within athletic program

• Civil rights attorney Ben Crump and Chicago attorney Steven Levin received reports of hazing within Northwestern University's athletic program, impacting football, baseball, and softball teams.

• They plan to file a lawsuit on behalf of 15 people and have been in touch with dozens of former athletes, most of whom played football at the school.

• A second lawsuit was filed against Northwestern and its current and former leaders, including former athletic director Jim Phillips, alleging hazing and abuse within the program.

• Former athletes described a pervasive culture of alleged physical and psychological abuse at Northwestern, with references to "running," where upperclassmen perform sexualized acts on younger teammates.

• The culture was particularly devastating for many players of color, and some athletes contemplated suicide as a result of the hazing. Northwestern faces potential large payouts due to the allegations, and more lawsuits are expected to follow from former players in various sports.

Today’s Drink: “Tequila Sunrise”

1. "American Dreams" by Mike Mains & The Branches: This song, like "If I Were the Devil," delves into societal issues and the darker side of human nature.

2. "I See a Darkness" by Bonnie "Prince" Billy (Will Oldham): This haunting folk song explores themes of darkness, mortality, and inner struggles.

3. "Devil's Backbone" by The Civil Wars: This song shares a similar theme of confronting inner demons and the allure of darkness.

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