Bob Dole

The (Roger) Stone Around Carl Paladino's Neck

The Times reports that Roger Stone associates have collected a million dollars in fees so far from Carl Paladino's campaign, adding a couple of companies to the list we published last week. It's an astonishing total, and a measure of Stone's shaping influence on the Paladino campaign, reaffirmed in ... More >>

Roger Stone In a Lather Over That Spitzer Fellow

New Yorker's portrait of Roger​Cranky Roger Stone was on Fox Business Monday still in a lather over Eliot Spitzer. Fox was determined to bash its favorite john the night he debuted on CNN, so it gave Stone and his "Manhattan Madam" candidate for governor, Kristin Davis, a ten minute block ... More >>

Carl Paladino: The Dirty Details in His Campaign Filings

​The Times and the Daily News ran stories yesterday exposing the shady conspiracy that is the Paladino For The People campaign. The $53,000 tax lien against campaign spokesman Michael Caputo unearthed by the Times got a taunting "so what" from Caputo himself. Stiffing the IRS just proved agai ... More >>

Alexander Haig Dead at 85

​Four-star general Alexander Haig, 85, the Reagan administration Secretary of State who claimed to be "in control" of the White House after Reagan was shot in 1981, died today in Johns Hopkins Hospital in Maryland. According to the AP, Haig succumbed to complications from an infection.

Rudy Redux

Will we get another law-and-order mayor who decides on his own what the law is?

Filling Karl Rove's Loafers

If Bush's key adviser goes, these three together could replace him

Sanctifying the Evangelical Vote

Prosecution complex

The Brooklyn D.A.'s office is ailing, but the cure may be worse than the ailment

Et Tu, New Jersey?

Four formerly stiff states proclaim their right to swing

Twin Twisters

Pataki and Giuliani rewrite 9-11 history to bolster Bush, prepare for their 2008 race

Who's in Attack Mode?

Kerry tries the conventional approach, but Bush puts him on alert

Kerry's Catholic Question

Cardinal Edward Egan faces a defining moment in the 2004 race for the White House

Jail Breaks

Influential Rabbi Barred From Lobbying Federal Prison Officials

Clark's Run Still Clouded

Why Didn't He Warn Us About War in Iraq?

Bush Overshadows the Primaries

Pundits Continue Their Attack on Howard Dean

Rabbi Bunco

An Ally of Senators and Mayors Is Charged With Fraud

Features

Shake the Trees

After the Latest Police Killing of Another Unarmed Black Man, The Feds Need Little Convincing to Intervene in New York

Romancing the Right

Rudy's Secret and Saintly Letter Hits Home in the Heartland

New York's Kosovo Kingpin

Outspoken Ex­Westchester Congressman Heads U.S. Ethnic Albanian Lobby

Soft Money Rudy

Giuliani busts city and federal campaign limits on his way to possible senate run

The New American Majority

Women and minorities swung the election to the Democrats. Can the Republicans now claim them?

Secret Agent Man

Blakeman raises dirty dollars in stealth campaign against McCall

Vonnegut's Last Laugh

A Talk with America's Greatest Living Saab Dealer