Mayor Bloomberg utilizes public transportation to get to and from work and events after snow storm. December 27, 2010 (Photo Credit: Spencer T Tucker)

Hoyer to Weiner: “I told him that he needs to handle this and he needed to give the facts accurately to the public.” [Dana Bash / CNN]

Edwards Trial: Concealing affair for political reasons is illegal; for personal reasons, not illegal. [Katharine Seelye / NY Times]

Libya: Obama criticized by House. [Jennifer Steinhauer / NY Times]

Dan Halloran: Was “upset” when worker told him he had no evidence of a slowdown. [Russ Buettner / NY Times]

Dan Halloran: May have broached some legal boundaries in claiming attorney-client privilege. [Michael Barbaro / Twitter]

Headline: “Blizzard Cleanup Wasn’t Intentionally Awful.” [Dan Amira / NYmag]

Snow Job: “The report also raised questions about the credibility of the City Council member who helped ignite a public furor over the rumored work stoppag.” [AP]

Snow Job: “The city’s Department of Investigation found that in many cases plows simply got stuck in the snow.” [Grace Rauh / NY1]

Snow Job: Despite no evidence of a slowdown, some still aren’t happy with workers’ cleanup. [Lori Gross and Adam Lombardi / Bayside.Patch]

Ethics Deal: Rushed Announcement to prevent deal from collapsing. [Liz Benjamin / Capital Tonight]

Ethics Deal: “a victory for Cuomo.” [Esme Deprez and Henry Goldman / Bloomberg News]

Ethics Deal: Replaces Commission on Public Integrity. [Joe Spector / Lohud]

Lede: “Is it National Nebulous Non-Admission Of Grimy Behavior By Politicians Week or what? And I thought it was just National Donut Day. My bad.” [Celeste Katz / Daily News]

Drugs: Facebook founding president says drug-use is a “victimless crime.” [Page Six]

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