Hillary Clinton
Poll: Hillary Clinton's numbers remain strong after Benghazi
A new Washington Post-ABC News poll released this morning shows Hillary Clinton's approval rating at 62 percent, despite a rash of Republican criticism over the attacks in Benghazi, Libya. More
Thompson explains the success of the Board of Education
There was a time when Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he did not want to take questions from reporters about whatever it is that the candidates running to replace him said or did on the campaign trail. More
(1)Dear Josh: A public-private sparring match between Thompson and Quinn strategists
At 2:30 this afternoon, Bill Thompson's lead consultant, Jonathan Prince, wrote: More
Obama responds to Benghazi and I.R.S. questions, heads to Harvey Weinstein's home
President Obama will appear at three pooled-press Democratic fund-raisers in New York City this evening, after spending part of the day fielding questions about the I.R.S. and Benghazi. More
Sunday shows: Republicans focus Benghazi talking points on Hillary Clinton
On Sunday morning, Republicans insisted their fixation on the attacks in Benghazi, Libya last fall has nothing to do with Hillary Clinton and 2016. More
(1)I.R.S. targets conservatives, Karl Rove targets Hillary Clinton
Headline: At a female real estate event, Quinn talks of harmony between the income brackets" [Dana Rubinstein]
"Hillary Clinton is officially back as a target for Republican rancor," thanks to an ad from Karl Rove's group. [Reid Pillifant]
There's new momentum for a plan to build a dune forest in the Rockaways. [Dana Rubinstein] More
Karl Rove takes his best early shot at Hillary Clinton, and it's Benghazi
Hillary Clinton is officially back as a target for Republican rancor. More
(5)With Liberal Party backing, Catsimatidis vows to run with or without the Republican line
Billionaire businessman John Catsmatidis said he is "committed" to running for mayor, even if he loses the race for the Republican Party nomination. More
(2)Kirsten Gillibrand: Still not running in 2016, still hoping Hillary does
"No, I have no plans to run," she said today, in response to a question at a Union Square press conference on food-stamp benefits. More
Cuomo on Clinton (and Dicker), Quinn on Jason Collins
Responding to Fred Dicker's column, Andrew Cuomo told Susan Arbetter he doesn't "engage in politics writ large." [Dana Rubinstein]
"Roger Ailes' theory on the Democrats and immigration, according to Schumer" [Reid Pillifant]
A suspicious substance sent to Rep. Greg Meeks' office is being investigated. [Reid Pillifant]
Watch Michael Bloomberg (and Patti Harris) give a schmoozing clinic on 'The Good Wife' [Dana Rubinstein] More
Cuomo does not 'engage in politics writ large,' says Cuomo
"As you know, I go to great lengths not to engage in politics writ large, but especially not presidential politics," said the governor, deadpan. More
Cleaning up Albany takes time, which Cuomo may have
The Associated Press' veteran Albany reporter, Michael Gormley, has a pessimistic view of anybody's chances of truly fixing Albany. More
Clinton-apostate Bill Richardson comes around, firmly, on Hillary 2016
I think the odds of her running are about a 100 percent to zero," said former New Mexico governor Bill Richardson. "I think she will. She’s a formidable candidate." More
(1)Chelsea Clinton opens the door, to something
Chelsea Clinton might have learned a few things from her mother about addressing the possibility of future elected office. More
(1)'Core imperative': Hillary Clinton, back on home turf
Hillary Clinton took the stage at Lincoln Center this morning, in front of a crowd whose rousing reception made it clear that they would like to see more of her in the future. More
