Politicians come to Manhattan when it’s time to raise money, then don’t give the city its due. Bloomberg’s new Fifth Avenue rallying cry: No justice, no cash.

Donny Deutsch’s talk show, Rupert Murdoch’s new address, a 9/11 Video Game, and more.

A new stadium isn’t the only waterfront boondoggle.

Why is Schumer suddenly wading into the World Trade Center rebuilding process? And why does he think Bill Frist’s a good thing for the Democrats?

The party has its best shot in a decade at winning City Hall and the governor’s chair—if they can get it together. But where’s chairman Denny Farrell?

In the fight over the ever-more-contentious West Side plan, one side unveils a TV ad campaign.

Will the NRA be the Republicans’ next cruise ship?

Thomas Ognibene could give the mayor a run for his money in the GOP primary.

Bernie Kerik’s brilliant career path, Martha Stewart’s big book deal, art hipsters in “Democracy Plaza,” O.J.: The Musical, and more.

Tom DeLay’s ship sank—but the GOP convention is still an albatross for Bloomberg.