5 things to know today: no winner in Mega Millions

1. License to Betray: Doctors & Sex Abuse. A special AJC investigation looks at a broken system that forgives sexually abusive doctors in every state.

2. No winner in Mega Millions. The Mega Millions jackpot hits $508 after no tickets matched all six numbers in Tuesday's drawing.

3. T.I. gets sued. Rapper, actor and entrepreneur T.I. faces a lawsuit from some of his employees at Scales 925, his downtown Atlanta restaurant.

4. He's a Star! Julio Teheran was selected to the National League All-Star team Tuesday, evidence that folks in baseball realize a pitcher's won-lost record often is a poor measure of a pitcher's performance.

5. Storms, strong wind and lightning ahead. Downpours will continue through noon across metro Atlanta and hold temperatures to the 80s.

6. Emory student killed in Dhaka attack fought back. When Faraaz Hossain's family received his body after the deadly siege in Bangladesh, they noticed the palm of his right hand had been sliced clean through.

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