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1. The Open 2023 - Will Rickie Fowler have his major moment?

• Rickie Fowler's second-place finish at the 2014 Open Championship seemed like a promising sign of future success.

• However, Fowler struggled to win major championships despite his early potential and multiple top-5 finishes.

• In recent years, Fowler's game declined, but he started showing improvement and resilience.

• He secured his first PGA Tour win since 2019 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic, indicating a positive turning point in his career.

• Despite not having won a major yet, Fowler remains confident and comfortable, and he is eager to contend and win in future tournaments, including The Open.Mendy joins Ligue 1 club after rape acquittal

2. Senators offer latest bill aimed at college sports, NIL reform

• A bipartisan draft legislation proposes a uniform national law for college athletes to make money from their names, images, and likenesses (NIL).

• The legislation aims to make college athletics fairer, safer, and more just by requiring transparency about school finances and providing health care benefits for athletes.

• The proposed bill suggests creating a non-government-operated corporation, the College Athletic Corporation, to settle NIL disputes, certify agents, and enforce other reforms.

• It calls for the establishment of a medical trust fund for sports-related injuries and requires athletic departments to cover medical expenses for athletes for a certain period based on revenue generation.

• The bill includes provisions for draft eligibility, scholarship guarantees, education on financial literacy, and transparency requirements for schools regarding athletics revenue, expenses, and endorsement contracts.

3. Three dead in Auckland shooting ahead of Women's World Cup

• Three people confirmed dead in a shooting incident at a construction site in downtown Auckland, New Zealand.

• The shooting occurred close to a World Cup fan zone that hadn't opened for the day, but the Women's World Cup will proceed as planned.

• The shooter, armed with a pump-action shotgun, contained himself in the elevator shaft and was later found dead.

• The incident is isolated and doesn't pose a national security risk.

• Soccer teams and organizers expressed condolences and reassured the safety and security of participating teams and fans at the FIFA Women's World Cup in New Zealand.

Today’s Drink: “Moscow Mule”

1. "Stand by Your Man" by Tammy Wynette: A country ballad released in 1968, known for its strong and empowering message.

2. "The Dance" by Garth Brooks: A poignant country song released in 1990, reflecting on the bittersweet moments in life.

3. "On the Road Again" by Willie Nelson: An iconic country song from 1980, capturing the spirit of life on the road as a musician.

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