Laura Bush

Mike Bloomberg and Schools Chancellor Joel Klein will be joined by Laura Bush at an elementary school in Manhattan tomorrow to make an announcement about library grants, according to the mayor's public schedule.

When President Bush visited an elementary school in Harlem last month, Bloomberg just happened to be in Mexico.

All of which could be seen, if we're looking for some deeper meaning here, as an indication of who the more popular Bush is in the White House right now.

At 7:30 a.m. a Groundhog Day's prediction is made at The Staten Island Zoo.

At 9:40 a.m. Laura Bush joins a roundtable with doctors and patients to discuss the American Heart Association's "Go Red For Women" campaign, at the Bryant Park Hotel.

And in D.C., the Democratic National Committee holds their winter meeting.

-- Azi Paybarah

Laura Bush will speak at the United Nations General Assembly meeting on HIV/AIDS.

Health Commissioner Antonia Novello gives the Bronx Community College commencement speech.

Marty Markowitz kicks off National Caribbean-American Heritage Month at Brooklyn Borough Hall.

David Paterson gives the Borough of Manhattan Community College commencement speech at Madison Square Garden.

Jesse Hamilton will announce his candidacy for the 43rd State Assembly District at Brooklyn Borough Hall.

Eliot Spitzer meets local supporters at the City Limits Diner in White Plains before traveling to Long Island to deliver remarks on the environment at Cold Spring Harbor State Park. He will then greet supporters and board a city-bound Long Island Rail Road train at the Mineola Station.

—Nicole Brydson

On March 31, Bill Clinton stood on a small stage in the Allen Room on the top floor of Jazz at Linco  read more »

A tidbit from the meeting of the Clinton Global Initiative at the Time Warner Center today: Laura Bush will participate in September's second Davos-on-Hudson.

Murdoch will be there too, of course. And the main underwriter, again, is Tom Golisano, incongruously seated front and center between his wife and Democratic partisan warrior John Podesta.

President George W. Bush stood in Times Square the other day carrying a sign.  read more »

Both tabs give a half-page to Coretta Scott King's memorial, each in its house style. The News presents a full panorama of the assembled presidents and first ladies, under a small-caps headline--dignified, neatly composed, and indecipherable from more than two feet away. The Post chops the same visual idea to its essence--George W. Bush, Laura Bush, Bill Clinton--and pops out a snappier headline, in a more readable font.

But on its lower half, the Post gets too brisk for its own good, compressing its local-news story to an indecipherable squib. The news is that a teenager phoned LGA with a bomb threat because she was running late for her flight. The Post burns two of its eight words--"LOVE" and "Beau"--on the tangential point that she was flying off to chase around after her boyfriend. It's not just in the dictionary where WHAT comes before WHY, fellas!

"PERV ATTACKS MED STUDENT," on the other hand, couldn't be any clearer.  read more »

Winner: Daily News Overall standings: Daily News 18, New York Post 21

"Never stay for the second act," Web log pioneer Matt Drudge said. Mr.  read more »

"Never stay for the second act," Web log pioneer Matt Drudge said. Mr.  read more »

For starters, a personal word.Twenty-six weeks ago, this column got going with the story of an encou  read more »

With two weeks to go, I volunteered for Kerry in Wisconsin, so with nine days left, I’m volunteeri  read more »

With two weeks to go, I volunteered for Kerry in Wisconsin, so with nine days left, I'm volunteering  read more »

New Jersey is starting to look like the red state next-door, as yet another poll shows President Geo  read more »

"With respect: answer the questions," said Dan Rather, the CBS News anchor.  read more »

"Women-grown-ups and little girls-have a deep longing for mother figures," said Phyllis Chesler, fem  read more »

Everywhere you looked around the Four Seasons restaurant on Aug.  read more »

Around 9:30 a.m. on Monday, Aug.  read more »

There is Fernando Mateo, standing with a crowd of demonstrators in Union City, N.J., protesting the  read more »

The anniversary of Sept. 11 is just weeks away, and the threat of violence remains a constant fear.  read more »

Wednesday, April 4Yes, that's your Bush. And guess what?  read more »