The Economy: Comparing Clinton, McCain, and Obama
There are differences in the candidates' plans — and the pundits are eager to highlight them.
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There are differences in the candidates' plans — and the pundits are eager to highlight them.
Ivana and her fiancé seem to have some pre-wedding jitters, Tom Cruise and Sumner Redstone canoodle, and still more New Yorkers cop to encounters with Ashley Alexandra Dupre in our daily roundup of news from New York's best gossip columns.
If you thought it was bad when Barack Obama plagiarized Massachuetts Deval Patrick, or when Hillary Clinton started running around going all, "Change! Change!" in a deep baritone, then the latest plagiarism scandal of the Endless Campaign of 2008 will get your knickers in a knot.
McCain's crossover appeal and "maverick" image are likely the perfect antidote to the star power of the Democratic candidates.
At its peak Hillary Clinton wouldn't go near the Reverend Wright controversy. Yesterday she decided to try to reenergize it.
Hillary Clinton floated a novel idea to solve the mortgage crisis in Philadelphia yesterday.
In one of the more awkward backpedals performed to date in this campaign, Hillary Clinton has been forced to admit she fudged somewhat when she said she remembered landing "under sniper fire" during a 1996 Bosnia trip.
Suddenly, strangely, the Keystone State isn’t looking like all it was cracked up to be. Instead it seems that North Carolina is emerging as the new Pennsylvania.
As it turns out, Hillary may have a gift for embellishment! By which we mean flat-out invention of the whole-cloth variety.
Late last week the acrimonious battle of Democratic surrogates came once again to the fore.
If you were sitting in front of a State Department computer being told to try out security software on someone, would you really pick your Aunt Marjorie who's never left the state of Wisconsin?
To do so, the junior senator from New York must make the right pitch, or gain enough momentum, to win over the superdelegates, those now-omnipotent stars of the Democratic party who will have to push one candidate over the top.
At a moment when race is the hot topic of discussion in the Democratic primary, an endorsement by the Hispanic governor of New Mexico has to be a huge boon for Obama. Especially after pundits were on his back for a comment about "typical white people" yesterday.
The Real Housewives star gets a book deal, Lindsay Lohan has a sex picture, Keith Olbermann may be a nepotist, and more in our daily roundup of what's in New York's best gossip columns.
It was fun for a while imagining what juicy nuggets might be buried in Hillary Clinton's just-released public schedule as First Lady. Something like, "December 20th, 1998: 9 p.m. — Hillary and Bill Have Makeup Sex, Do Not Cuddle." But what really ended up being in the documents?
The nude photos of Kristin Davis that surfaced earlier this week were reportedly taken by a chef ex-boyfriend back in the early nineties. CBS's Les Moonves and wife Julie Chen both got their hair cut together at the Frederick Fekkai salon in Soho. Anderson Cooper joked that he admitted to getting minor skin-cancer surgery under his eye so that people wouldn't think he got into a fistfight with Charlie Rose.