Lloyd Grove

In a fight over the NYPD's "stop and frisk" tactics, Bloomberg takes on the referee in what she calls a "below-the-belt attack."

Newsweek profiled Jill Abramson, who was fired yesterday as executive editor of The New York Times, in a July 2013 cover story

Why would NBC replace him when he's still so dominant?

Denis McDonough is Obama's man—in scandal mode.

A supermarket mogul sets his sights on becoming mayor of New York.

A conservative 'macher' scarier than the fiscal cliff.

Millions of miles. Billions of dollars. At last, campaign 2012 is over. A look back at the careers made and broken by an epic journey.

A cable host's new bite.

Fending off a teachers' union assault on his new film.

The warning signs of office mayhem.

A mobbed-up past, a surplus of strippers: Tampa's got it all.

America's go-to guy in calculating life's worth.

Who Is Michael Stuhlbarg?

The man once called 'the face of CBS News' is still battling his old network. Lloyd Grove on the anchorman's autobiography.

The dangerous art of veep vetting.

He's been buried by an avalanche of attack ads, and outspent 5-1 but that's when Gingrich is most dangerous.

A top Murdoch star dumps on Rupe's son, then defects to a rival. Fleet Street on the Hudson.

Bill Bratton quelled turf wars as 'America's Top Cop.' His new book explores why collaboration beats conflict.

The conservative junior senator from New Hampshire, dubbed the "Granite Grizzly" by Sarah Palin, explains why her two young children are more mature than her grown-up colleagues.

What the hip hotelier thinks of the economy—and Obama's reelection prospects.

At 74, the new king of the Sunday shows calls himself an 'old man.' Here's what keeps him in the hunt.

The liberal firebrand ex-congressman from Disney World, is running for a new House seat representing Orlando.

Wall Street is occupied. Bipartisan rage is flying. And HBO's Bill Maher says, What took you so long?

The 'Hardball' host talks about his new JFK book, why Hillary Clinton makes him giggle, and Nixon made him cry.

The man known for Nixon's "Saturday Night Massacre" tells Lloyd Grove why he is Romney's legal adviser.

The Mexican telecom tycoon, says what's wrong with the economy.

Alec Baldwin reveals why he loves his girlfriend but hates one barista.

Joe McGinniss' gossipy new book has riled the Palins—and rallied her fans.

The rise and fall of Rebekah Brooks, the woman at the heart of the scandal that has rocked a media empire.

Iowa likes Haley Barbour, who's set to announce his 2012 plans. In the huge GOP field, don't bet against him.