Elsewhere: Pirro, Obama, Martinez

Jeanine Pirro may be the subject of an FBI probe. Again.

Pat Healy reports on the effects of Barack Obama on Hillary Clinton's scheduling.

Eliot Spitzer and legislative leaders announce budget reforms, but don't go as far as to create an Independent Budget Office or abolish the three-person Public Authorities Control Board.

Roberto Ramirez hired "one of the Legislature's most knowledgeable experts on thoroughbred horse racing."

Blair Horner discusses the race for comptroller.

The mayor's Office of Long-term Planning and Sustainability has a bunch of public meetings coming up.

Metro-North is on time about 97 percent of the time.

While campaigning for Craig Johnson, a canvasser bumped into Johnson's opponent, who appeared to be calling it an early night.

Barack Obama may be in the exploratory stage of his presidential run, but he's already getting endorsed by one congressman.

Republicans say they'll retain the senate seat being vacated by Wayne Allard.

Mystery Pollster and Doug Shoen continue arguing about a poll that says Americans are skeptical about the federal government negotiating with drug companies for lower-cost prescription drugs.

The New York Sun appears to be test-driving 51st State.

Colorful City Hall reporter Rafael Martinez is online with his own blog.

And pictured above is Rafael conducting an exclusive interview with a City Hall insider.