The New York Times – Sports:
The embattled N.F.L. owner had reached a $6 billion deal in April with a group led by Harris but continued to seek higher bids. Other league owners are expected to review the sale at the end of this month.
Category: Sexual Harassment
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The Los Angeles Opera, Post-Plácido Domingo
The New York Times – Music:
The star tenor played a central role at the company from the start. Since his ouster, it has worked to define itself on its own terms.
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Indian Olympians Persist in Demanding Arrest of Wrestling Chief
The New York Times – Sports:
Athletes vow to continue a protest after a clash with the police, saying politicians are covering for an official accused of sexually harassing female wrestlers.
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Attorney General James and Bonta to Investigate the NFL’s Treatment of Women
The New York Times – Sports:
Letitia James of New York and Rob Bonta of California opened a joint investigation of the league a year after The Times reported female workers’ claims of workplace discrimination and pay inequity.
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Karl Lagerfeld and the Controversies That Color His Fashion Legacy
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:
The “iceberg.” The Quran verses. The fatphobia. Committed as he was to fashion, at times it seemed that the great love of Karl Lagerfeld’s life was controversy.
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Daniel Snyder’s Command Performance: He Finally Went Away
The New York Times – Sports:
Snyder’s fellow N.F.L. owners gave him every opportunity to restore the Washington franchise to respectability. He passed. Now he is giving them what they want most: his departure.
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A Timeline of the Washington Commanders Under Dan Snyder
The New York Times – Sports:
Owning one of the N.F.L.’s storied franchises was Dan Snyder’s dream. But his 24 years atop the team were marked by defiance, public battles and scandal.
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Dan Snyder Agrees to Sell Washington Commanders for $6 Billion
The New York Times – Sports:
The N.F.L. team is on track to be sold to a group led by Josh Harris for a record figure, as investigations into sexual harassment claims and the team’s finances continue.