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Former Northwestern football players filed two new lawsuits, the fourth and fifth overall, alleging that as freshmen, they were exposed to demeaning and tortuous hazing (plaintiff Warren Miles Long pictured top). The claims relate to a culture of violent, intimidating, sexualized harassment, and hazing, as well as severe mental disorders that can lead to demonition, humiliation, embarrassment, and even the development of severe physical and mental disorders in individual football players.' Northwestern has recruited former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch (inset) to lead an investigation into its athletic department's culture and its anti-hazing policies after charges of bullying behavior, according to former Northwestern coach Pat Fitzgerald, who is pictured bottom right.

Joseph Gentile, left, left his position as Lehman Brothers' chief operating officer, a year before the bank collapsed to join SVB as its chief administrative officer, while SVB's newly appointed chief risk officer Kim Olson lied to investors regarding its mortgage-backed loans, leading to the housing market crash. SVB began making risky investments by 2021, before it ultimately crashed on Friday.

McDonald's claims that the company allot only 3 percent of its $1.6 billion advertising budget to black-owned networks, according to media mogul Byron Allen. Allen, the founder of AMG Entertainment Studios and the Weather Group, initially sued McDonald's on similar grounds last December, but the lawsuit was dismissed. Allen said that since AMG Entertainment Studio's inception in 2009, it has attempted unsuccessfully to obtain a McDonald's contract. McDonald denied the charges, and its counsel pointed out that Allen's complaint did not mean the allegations were true.