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Possible fight looms over New York Senate seat

Newly minted New York Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand remains a mystery to millions of her constituents and is facing a possibly titanic 2010 Democratic primary fight, according a new survey.

Commentary: Baby boomers out, 'cuspers' in

Rarely has there been a year when so many things went out of style in such a short time: not just investment bankers, gas-guzzling vehicles, corporate jets, conspicuous consumption and political polarization, but also a whole generation.

Caroline Kennedy wants Clinton's Senate seat, senator says

Caroline Kennedy, the 51-year-old daughter of President John F. Kennedy, has indicated her interest in filling the New York Senate seat being vacated by secretary of state designee Hillary Clinton.

Paterson sworn in as New York governor

David Paterson was sworn in Monday as New York's 55th governor, following Eliot Spitzer's resignation amid his alleged connection to a prostitution ring.

Legislators have high hopes for Spitzer's successor

With New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's resignation, Lt. Gov. David Paterson will become the first African-American governor of the state and the fourth in U.S. history.

Spitzer successor will be nation's 4th black governor

With New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer's resignation, Lt. Gov. David Paterson will become the first African-American governor of the state and the fourth in U.S. history.

Presidential race raised in N.Y. Senate debate

Republican U.S. Senate candidate John Spencer said his rival Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton would make a "tremendous candidate for the president of the United States but not at the expense of New Yorkers."

Fortune: The Truth About Those Big Market Swings

It rivals the New York Senate race--in volatility, that is. So far this year, the Dow has seesawed over 200 points in more than half of all trading sessions, while the Nasdaq has surged or swooned ...

Fortune: Hillary vs. What's His Name Actually, it's Rick Lazio, who's off to a solid start in the New York Senate race. Now if he could j

Congressman Rick Lazio (whoever he is) ought to have no chance whatsoever in his New York Senate race against Hillary Clinton, one of the best-known women on earth. But New Yorkers never like to si...

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