Here's where to apply for jobs with the Obama administration.
Rush Limbaugh said he may sell his Manhattan condo, and that "it may now become stupid to own any property there." [story 5]
"We're never going to get to that," Michael Bloomberg said on during a radio interview when asked about being sued over holding onto the $400 rebates.
The Bloomberg administration is resisting submitting documents to a congressional committee investigation Yankee Stadium.
Vinny Ignizio is contemplating a lawsuit to force Bloomberg to release the rebates.
Alan Cowell includes Bloomberg’s push for a third term in a list of “attempts to play power games by different rules,” which “seemed somehow anachronistic or even tawdry, born of an era when change had far less currency than continuity.”
Clyde Haberman warns Obama “Don’t assume that a strong Election Day victory translates into an unassailable mandate.”
Rochester is ready to move ahead with project, state money unlikely to materialize.
Representative Randy Kuhl's campaign says: "We want every vote to be counted. That's why we filed the injunction. We want to make sure every vote is counted and that the machines are working properly, and everyone's voice is heard."
Revisiting an proposal from Eliot Spitzer, officials announce prison cutbacks
Mike Arcuri declared victory, and said, “Part of what I'm going to have to do is reaching out and finding out what the nature of their dissatisfaction is, and what I can do to fix it."
Milton Tingling was hit with fines for putting up campaign posters.
Here's the view of Obama from southeast Queens, another center of the city’s black political base.
And the borough can now be called…Barack-lyn.
Karol Sheinin says Obama's election doesn't prove conservatism is dead, but rather, that it "remains the only way to be elected in the United States."
Obama called nine world leaders yesterday.
On Domenic Recchia's petition, 60 signatures.
A graduate journalism student in Missouri thinks Obama will govern without care of party lines or media pandering.
Forbes includes Bloomberg's name in a list of possible Obama cabinet members, butalso that he seems to prefer staying at City Hall.
Paul Schindler wrestles with hope and disappointment gay activists felt after Tuesdsay's elections.
