Federal Budget: George Pataki creates new group to push 2012 candidates on debt issues. [Devlin Barrett]
Economy: Bernanke will face the media next week. [Jon Hilsenrath]
2012: Americans Elect party to hold Internent nominating convention next summer. [Greg Lucas]
2012: Editors refer to “Westcheter’s own Donald Trump.” [Lohud.com]
2012: Will Trump ever drop birther claims? [Jay Jochnowitz]
2012: Trump’s claim of having sent PI’s to Hawaii was reference to new, investigative book about Obama? [Drudge]
2013: Quinn clashes with Bloomberg on allowing immigration officials to comb through records of inmates at city jails. [Michael Saul]
2013: Spitzer criticizes Cuomo’s budget; doesn’t rule out mayoral run. [NY1]
Taxes: New study “provides some of the most detailed evidence yet that so-called millionaire taxes have little effect on the movements of millionaires as a whole.” [Robert Frank]
Trump’s Mail: Birther talk leads Seinfeld to ditch Trump event; Trump sends angry letter. [Page Six]
Bloomberg’s Initiative: Enough solar power to supply 50,000 homes. [Henry Goldman]
Bloomberg’s Initiative: First update to 4-year-old PlaNYC. [AP]
Same-Sex Marriage: Conference call yesterday with LGBT outlets and progressive bloggers. [Paul Schindler]
Same-Sex Marriage: Cuomo’s comma director says “the governor is committed to working with New Yorkers to get the marriage equality legislation passed.”
Same-Sex Marriage: Fundraisers explains Cuomo’s upcoming campaign event “underscores the governor’s pledge to push for the passage of same-sex marriage legislation.” [Rica Orden]
Same-Sex Marriage: Republican James Alesi, who voted no is now undeclared. [Joseph Spector]
Poverty: “Are as many as 7 in 10 Kiryas Joel residents really poor?” [Sam Roberts]
Transit: MTA wants to sell their headquarters; price is more than $150 million. [Charles Bagli]
Unions: “Negative retirement incentive” in Cuomo’s deal with Council 82. [Casey Seiler]
Fracking: Lobbying money hits nearly $1,600,000 last year. [David King]
Neighborhood Names: Hakeem Jeffries wants to regulate them. [Cara Buckley]
Central Park Jogger: Editors okay with another case to settle any questions. [New York Post]
Rangel: Powell says low voter-turnout keep incumbent in office. [Frank Lombardi]
Member Items: Don’t go back to business as usual. [Syracuse Post-Standard]
Photos: Bloomberg, Rahm, and Daly. [Flickr]
