It's been a rough few years for the beleaguered New York Mets. First, their co-owners were implicated in the Bernie Madoff Ponzi scheme scandal, and were forced to pay a heavy restitution fine. Now the team and its co-owner, Jeff Wilpon, are facing a lawsuit from the former highest-ranking female executive on its payroll, who was recently dismissed. So reports Time.

The Supreme Court’s recent ruling upholding the right of privately held, for-profit companies with religious-based objections to be exempt from an Affordable Care Act (ACA) provision mandating the provision of certain forms of contraception for female employees was in itself unsurprising, given the court’s conservative-leaning majority.

The recently completed NFL draft made a big splash at New York's Radio City Music Hall, much as it always does. But with a lively debate being played out in NCAA sports about college athletes being paid as employees, there was attention placed on what kind of careers most "lucky" emerging college stars can look forward to as pros. So reports the Huffington Post.