Brinkley split is newest image-crushing NY divorce

When the media capital of the world meets a celebrity divorce, it's a breakup made in tabloid heaven. So the city that has hosted the spectacular splits of Woody Allen, Liza Minnelli and Rudolph Giuliani now is feasting on the salacious details of model Christie Brinkley's fourth marital breakup.

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Giuliani Considering 2008 Presidential Run

Former New York City mayor Rudolph Giuliani said he is "seriously considering" a run for president in 2008. But he reiterated, as he has in many campaign-style appearances, that he was focused on the 2006 midterm elections. He said he would continue to travel the country to gauge the breadth of his support and his ability to raise the money needed for a presidential bid.

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Giuliani Praises Security at Turin Games

Former New York City mayor Rudolph Giuliani praised the security arrangements for the Turin Olympics on Saturday, saying they were a step ahead of those for the 2002 Salt Lake City Games and a model for all high-risk events.

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Rudolph W. Giuliani pushed back tonight against criticism that Senator John McCain's running mate, Gov. Sarah Palin of Alaska, was too inexperienced, making the counter-argument that "she has more executive experience than the entire Democratic ticket."

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Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, the Democrats' vice presidential nominee in 2000, urged Democrats to cross party lines Tuesday night and cast their votes for John McCain.

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Sen. Joe Lieberman of Connecticut, the Democrats' vice presidential nominee in 2000, urged Democrats to cross party lines Tuesday night and cast their votes for John McCain.

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President Bush will tell Republicans on Tuesday night that the aftermath of the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, mean voters must elect Sen. John McCain as president "to protect America."

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Republicans swung their convention back on a political track Tuesday after a pause for Hurricane Gustav, giving President Bush a prime-time speaking slot to promote John McCain's candidacy

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Republican officials say they are planning to resume normal convention activities today, likely including a keynote address by former New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani.

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Mike Huckabee ended his presidential campaign and took a job with Fox News. Mitt Romney finished his bid to become a top surrogate for the candidate he hopes may entrust him with the number two spot on the GOP ticket.

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John MacCain and Ronald Reagan Library.

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Dick Cavett writes: I can't figure out what it is that keeps me watching the current star search for our next president.

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The 2008 Republican Candidates: Part 3, Rudy Giuliani

I've been wanting to do a sort of guide to the candidates, especially since the primaries are coming up soon. So, I've now finally stopped procrastinating and have started a little series (which you can follow at the 2008-election-predictions tag).

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In new books writers as disparate as Naomi Wolf and Pat Buchanan conclude that America as we know her is disappearing. Both writers hope, but are not confident, that enough Americans will catch on in time to find the leadership to pull America back from the brink.

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In quite an eventful day: - President Bush praised Hillary Clinton's poise under pressure and her experience in the White House as did First Lady Laura Bush - Hillary Clinton swiped at Barack Obama, mocking the notion that living in Indonesia from the ages of 6 to 10 could po …

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A new lawsuit by Judith Regan, a former head of a subdivision/imprint of Harper publishing, itself a subdivision of News Corp, alleges that News Corp senior executives encouraged her to lie to Federal Prosecutors investigating Bernard Kerik, a prominent friend of Giuliani.

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Presidential candidate Rudolph Giuliani hired a Catholic priest to work in his consulting firm months after the priest was accused of sexually molesting two former students and an altar boy and told by the church to stop performing his priestly duties.

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Fred Thompson's first appearance (and his big pause) in the Republican debate last Tuesday is the opening topic of this week's discussion between David Corn and Richard Miniter.

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When Rudy Giuliani took a phone call from his wife in the middle of a speech, PJM advice columnist Dr. Helen Smith was dismayed. What his campaign tried to spin as the act of a caring husband, she sees as a red flag.

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For instance, sex crime scandals have embroiled numerous officers -- including one "accused of sexually molesting his young stepdaughter," who pled guilty to "a misdemeanor charge of child endangerment," and another "at a Queens hospital charged with possessing and sharing child  …

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video The first Democratic debate after Labor Day is the opening topic of this week's show: the big news there was that none of the candidates, not even Dennis Kucinich, guaranteed a total pullout from Iraq by 2013 if they win.

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I knew it, I @!$%#ing knew it. And people say I'm overreacting about the danger of Giuliani being elected in 2008. This is terrible, terrible news for America and the world.

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AMES, Iowa -- Displaying the breadth and wealth of his campaign's organizing skills, Mitt Romney won Iowa's Republican presidential straw poll Saturday, giving him a needed bump to compete on the national stage while forcing others to consider whether to go forward.

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US former first lady Hillary Clinton is tearing away from her rivals for the Democrats' 2008 presidential nomination after performing well in televised debates, a new poll showed Wednesday

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Republican presidential candidate Rudolph W.

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US Democrats have expressed outrage at President Bush's decision to commute the prison sentence given to former White House aide Lewis "Scooter" Libby.

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The big question right now among Republicans is how to remove Vice President Cheney from office. Even before this week's blockbuster series in The Post, discontent in Republican ranks was rising.

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The Iraq War was the top news story during the first four months of 2007, according to a study released Friday by the Project for Excellence in Journalism, which stated such coverage "dwarfed all other topics in the American news media."

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