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Anthony Weiner launches New York mayoral bid
The ex-congressman whose career imploded in a rash of raunchy tweets two years ago said in a YouTube video announcement late Tuesday that he's in the New York City mayoral race.
Anthony Weiner launches bid to become NYC mayor
As a jury deliberates whether Jodi Arias should live or die for killing her one-time boyfriend, the convicted murderer says she deserves a chance at freedom someday.
Upper Manhattan's Barack Obama Democratic Club Endorses Bill de Blasio
Upper Manhattan's Barack Obama Democratic Club voted last night on its endorsements, and the list might surprise you.
Morning Read: 'A Smear Campaign That Is Long on Repetitive Rhetoric'
Gov. Andrew Cuomo 's aide forwarded New York Post columnist Fred Dicker 's email to other reporters: "Monday, Vlasto forwarded that exchange to ten reporters with the subject 'off the record' and wrote, 'Just to clean of conscience, I never denied she was leaving.
Anthony Weiner's Cardinal Sin: Rank Hypocrisy, Not Creepy Sexting
The reason he was forced to resign is that he was such a despised member of Congress that his own party jumped at the chance to get rid of him He left Congress in disgrace, but don't blame his iPhone.
I went to New York last week to cover the TV presentations for the new season, shows like "Scandal," "Shark Tank" and a faltering "American Idol." You know that the faltering American idol in the White House must be reeling in this scandalous spring.
Clintons to stay out of N.Y.C. race
Bill and Hillary Clinton are making clear they are staying out of the New York City Democratic mayoral primary, just as the race is about to be roiled by the candidacy of their close aide Huma Abedin's husband, Anthony Weiner.
Troublesome ties: Clinton aide given a pass on lobbying connections
Just how far the administration of President Barack Obama has veered from its original pious statements of intention not to let the government's business be influenced by outside consultants is illustrated by the case of Huma Abedin, former Secretary of State Hillary R. Clinton's former Deputy Chief of Staff.
Neither of the nation's two largest cities, New York and Los Angeles, have ever had female mayors, but that could change big time this year, as both cities have strong female candidates with a chance of becoming mayor, in races where the incumbents are term-limited. 2013 could be a "year of the woman" in major city halls, in what women's political ... (more)
New York Times editorial makes school reform a mayoral campaign issue
The Democratic candidates for Mayor of New York, are all "blasting the mayor's record of school reform," adds The New York Times in an editorial.
Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver finally voiced outrage about the behavior of Assemblyman Vito Lopez, though Silver knew of it for months and covered for the Brooklyn Dem leader.
Maureen Dowd / Taxing times for Obama: The scandals are fuel for more partisanship and paranoia
I went to New York last week to cover the TV presentations for the new season, shows like "Scandal," "Shark Tank" and a faltering "American Idol." You know that the faltering American idol in the White House must be reeling in this scandalous spring.
Financial advisers need to integrate social media into their work flow so that posting an article on LinkedIn about the upside of foreign equities, for example, becomes a routine part of the day, right along with calls to clients, investment analysis and prospecting.
1199 SEIU Endorses Bill de Blasio
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio's campaign for mayor got a significant boost Friday, with the endorsement of the city's largest union: 1199 SEIU.
Huma Abedin Had an Incredibly Sweet Deal at the State Department
Huma Abedin remained Hillary Clinton's deputy chief of staff when she came back from maternity leave in June 2012, even though she worked part-time from her home in New York and was allowed to start a side gig as a consultant.
May 17: Benghazi, Angelina and immigrants
Brooklyn: To Voicer Kevin Howard: Watergate may have started as a "third-rate" burglary, but the ensuing coverup was much worse than the crime.
How History Beckons For Anthony Weiner To Run for Mayor in New York
In 1977, I was publishing a small newspaper in the Bronx, the Parkway News . There was a mayoral candidate who wasn't being taken seriously.
Huma Abedin Allowed To Represent Clients While At State
Hillary Clinton's longtime aide and the wife of all-but-declared New York mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner - spent her final months at the State Department working as a part-time consultant with the agency who at the same time was allowed to represent outside clients, POLITICO has confirmed.
Exclusive: Weiner Shoots Campaign-Style Video in Brooklyn
NBC 4 New York spotted Anthony Weiner shooting a campaign-style video at his childhood home in Park Slope Thursday.
Report: Weiner hires manager for NYC mayor's race
Former congressman Anthony Weiner is reportedly staffing up to run for New York City mayor and could jump into the race as early as next week.