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February 7, 2000
Ad Lib

The best new TV spot is an indie director's short film -- and viewers are showing their love for it on a Website that agencies are watching very, very closely.

February 7, 2005
Who Failed the C Train?

Not a homeless person. It was Governor George Pataki, and his enabler, Mayor Mike Bloomberg. A lesson in why budgets matter.

June 7, 1999
ThisClose

Harold Ickes -- the "nuclear weapon" of political campaigning and unlikely Bubba loyalist -- is quietly laying the groundwork for Mrs. Clinton's Senate bid.

March 8, 2004
New Yorkers for Kerry

Local pols have been jumping on the front-runner’s bandwagon faster than you can say “double-digit lead.” So what if they once backed Dean? And Clark?

March 12, 2001
Dese Dems Don't Doze

Keep an eye on the Campaign for America's Future, a liberal policy group that's funneling anger over the election into agenda-setting Democratic strategies.

November 6, 2000
The Zion Game

Will a Bush administration be "good for the Jews," or should supporters of Israel worry that Dubya's foreign policy might be a replay of his dad's pro-Arab tilt?

November 18, 2002
Party Like It's 1984

There's more to the Democrats' debacle last week than the loss of congressional bragging rights. For the true lesson, look back to the last time Fritz Mondale came up short.

October 1, 2001
The Out-of-Towners

Most politicians -- including the president -- know that helping New York is important for the U.S., but Senators Gramm and Nickles needed extra convincing.

October 23, 2000
What's Left?

After the violence, many of Israel's longtime peace advocates are wondering whether they've been duped. But others ask: Is there another option?

March 19, 2001
Pol Versus Pole

Congressman John Sweeney led the Republican troops in Miami last November. But when he wrecked his car a few weeks ago, he stayed way out of the limelight.

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