What’s next for the Washington Commanders’ congressional oversight saga? ...Middle East

Congress’ probe into hostile workplace conditions at Washington’s football team has been a headache for the league and ownership, but recent allegations that the club kept revenue it was supposed to share from the rest of the league may become a much larger issue. “For owners, money is the bottom line,” said Geoffrey Rapp, a […] The post What’s next for the Washington Commanders’ congressional oversight saga? appeared first on Roll Call.

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