Biden says the GOP doesn't understand the importance of advancing women's well-being: 'I mean it'

NASCAR has withdrawn its charter offers to Front Row Motorsports and 23XI Racing amidst a legal dispute over antitrust claims. The lawsuit alleges that NASCAR's charter system and revenue-sharing practices are anti-competitive, with NASCAR allegedly linking charter approvals to dropping lawsuits. The dispute, now in court, centers on objections to the transfer, impacting team expansion plans and highlighting tensions over revenue-sharing and governance issues within NASCAR. Full Article

Juan Soto, the newest New York Mets superstar, expressed his excitement for the team's future and World Series aspirations during his introductory press conference. Despite the Mets' $765 million deal with Soto, New York Yankees fans remain bitter, as Soto acknowledged their support in 2024 but ultimately chose to sign with the Mets over the Yankees due to their better chance of winning. Full Article

Adam Fox scored his first goal of the season, an empty-netter that also served as the game-winner for the Rangers against the Sabres. The 26-year-old defenseman capitalized on a faceoff win by Vincent Trocheck to secure a crucial 3-1 lead over Buffalo at KeyBank Center, with Tage Thompson pulling the Sabres within one late in the game. Fox's goal ended his goalless streak this season, tying him for the fifth most points among NHL defensemen...

President Joe Biden granted clemency to close to 1,500 individuals, including a county commissioner involved in a bribery scheme, a tax attorney convicted of fraud, and a medicare billing company owner guilty of a $26 million fraud. Many received pardons for non-violent crimes related to drugs, with some having long completed their sentences. Notable recipients include Jimmy Dimora, Anthony Le, Malcolm Hartzog, Paul Daugerdas, Elaine Lovett, and Shaquan Hemingway, who were involved in various criminal...

The federal Consumer Financial Protection Bureau finalized a rule that could significantly reduce overdraft fees starting October 1, 2023, potentially saving consumers up to $5 billion annually. Large banks and credit unions will have options to set fees, including charging based on service costs, a flat $5 fee, or a profitable amount with full disclosure. The rule aims to address predatory fees that disproportionately impact low-income consumers living paycheck to paycheck, with less than 10%...

The Boston Society of Architecture held its annual gingerbread design competition, where contestants showcased Back Bay, the North End, and Fenway Park. Winners included a replica of the Ames-Webster House in Back Bay, Fenway Park capturing a universal Bostonian experience, and a miniature representation of the North End with notable businesses and buildings. Proceeds from the competition benefited the BSA Foundation, supporting community programming addressing issues like affordable housing and climate change. Full Article