D.A. Hynes defended his handling of Orthodox sex abuse cases.

Brad Lander and Steve Levin strategized together and defended a playground.

Kirsten Gillibrand described gay marriage as a matter of right versus wrong.

There’s no verdict yet in Pedro Espada’s trial.

The city released the locations of its bike share stations, which The Times said was “shrowded in secrecy and speculation.”

Charlie Rangel is proud to be on a Super PAC’s hit list.

Matt Doheny attacked Bill Owens for his lobbyist-funded trip, which Owens said he’ll personally reimburse.

Doheny was amused by the name of one of his Facebook fans.

There are high stakes for Mitt Romney’s address to Liberty University tomorrow, where the first Mormon major nominee will be speaking to social conservatives.

The RNC went on the air with an ad hitting Obama for forgetting about the recession; Obama countered with one on the auto bailout.

Harry Reid came out for filibuster reform, but it could backfire if Republicans take control of the Senate.

Joe Klein thinks that Mitt Romney bungled the bully story.

Eminem has an opinion about Romney’s old prep school.

Mr. Obama may be in trouble with mine workers.

Is the media tougher on Romney?

How Obama raised $15 million with George Clooney. A Guide.