The Mets dropped their spring training opener to the Nationals after the team’s owners were ordered to pay up to $83 million to the trustee representing Bernard L. Madoff’s victims.

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Mets Players Unfazed by Legal Case Involving Owners

Andy Murray breezes into the final of the Brisbane International with a 6-3 6-2 victory over Australian teenager Bernard Tomic.

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Murray through to Brisbane final

Enrica Cotellessa-Pitz, the former controller of Bernard L. Madoff Investment Securities, would be the sixth person, including Mr. Madoff, to admit to participating in his vast Ponzi scheme.

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DealBook: Madoff’s Ex-Controller Expected to Plead Guilty Next Week

Ruth Madoff said in an interview that she and Bernard L. Madoff attempted suicide two weeks after the Ponzi scheme was exposed in 2008.

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Madoffs Tried to Commit Suicide, Wife Says

The first batch of checks for eligible victims of Bernard L. Madoff’s epic Ponzi scheme will go into the mail starting Wednesday.

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DealBook: Madoff Victims Set to Receive $312 Million Payout

Former SEC general counsel David M. Becker said Thursday he has been wrongly criticized for helping steer SEC policymaking related to the Bernard Madoff fraud even though his mother’s estate included an account with Madoff . “I didn’t think I had a conflict,” Becker said in testimony to Congress. “I did precisely what I was supposed to do,” he said, noting that he told the SEC chairman about the account and consulted an SEC ethics officer, who advised him that he could participate in the policymaking. Read full article > >

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Former SEC official denies Madoff ‘conflict’

Deb Margolin’s “Imagining Madoff” has a firm identity as The Play That Angered Elie Wiesel: Last year the Holocaust survivor and Nobel laureate, one of the many bilked by the herculean Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff, objected to Margolin’s portrayal. So Margolin was compelled to write Wiesel out of her fiction. Read full article > >

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Review: ‘Imagining Madoff’ at Theater J

A lawyer at the Securities and Exchange Commission said that thousands of documents involving inquiries into Bernard L. Madoff and other matters were destroyed.

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S.E.C. Files Were Illegally Destroyed, Lawyer Says

A Rwandan genocide suspect, Bernard Munyagishari, is arrested in eastern DR of Congo after being on the run for 17 years.

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Rwanda genocide fugitive arrested

Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz say evidence that they had no reason to suspect Bernard L. Madoff has been ignored.

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Mets Owners Rebut Charges in Madoff Suit

Mary L. Schapiro is facing Congressional questioning about a former general counsel who weighed in on the Bernard L. Madoff case even though he had a financial interest in it.

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S.E.C. Chairwoman Under Fire Over Ethics Issues

That was the sound of the other shoe dropping. Publisher Judith Regan said five years ago that someone at News Corporation had asked her to lie to federal investigators about an affair with Bernard Kerik-but she didn’t say who. Now a new affidavit…

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Roger Ailes Told Employee to Lie

Fred Wilpon’s and Saul Katz’s referrals to Bernard L. Madoff’s funds carried restrictions on direct contact with him.

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Mets’ Owners Guarded an Investment Pipeline

The owners “consciously disregarded” signs of fraud, according to a suit on behalf of Bernard Madoff’s victims.

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Suit Says Mets Owners Ignored Warnings on Madoff

The widow of a former employee of Fred Wilpon and Saul Katz says in a lawsuit that fiduciary duties were breached when employees were allowed to invest with Bernard L. Madoff.

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To Madoff Victim, Mets Owners Dropped Ball