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A big winner gets big power, and a big ego. So how is Mike Bloomberg going to spend his political capital?

9/11 and the Republicans combined to help Bloomberg get elected. Even as he heads toward a second term, it’s a deal that still costs him.

Rather than dropping out, Anthony Weiner could have helped Ferrer more by running with him. Can Ferrer unite the Dems alone?

A vote for the front-runner is the best medicine for New York Democrats�even if he doesn’t win.

A weary Mayor Bloomberg rushed to assuage fears after last week’s bombings in London, but the city was already going about its business.

In Bloomberg’s bitter defeat at the rail yards are the seeds of future triumphs�as long as he learns the right lessons.

Making over the Eighth Avenue post office into Moynihan Station should be the easiest of Manhattan’s big projects. So why might it not happen?

C. Virginia Fields is currently the Democrat with the best chance of beating Bloomberg�now she just has to figure out what she stands for.

In the battle for the West Side stadium, Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver holds all the cards. He never knew he had so many friends.

Sharpton supports the stadium, praised Bloomberg, and may not endorse anyone�a sure sign that the rules of the mayoral game have changed.