October 25, 2007

The Bloomberg administration reintroduced an effort Wednesday to force chain restaurants to display calorie information on their menus or menu boards, after a federal judge struck down a similar measure last month.

Being smart about how you run on race day can be as important as all the effort you put in before you reach the starting line.

Bob Woodruff has recovered to the point that he has returned to work full time as a correspondent for ABC News on its various programs, including “World News” and “Nightline.”

The new show from the creators of the long-running “De La Guarda” is another entry in a dependable if not exactly venerable genre: theater for people who don’t really like theater.

Rudolph W. Giuliani is consulting with a particularly hawkish group of advisers and neoconservative thinkers.

The House’s leading Democratic tax writer will propose a sweeping overhaul of the tax code that would raise taxes on many with incomes above $200,000 but cut taxes for most others.

The company is ensconced at City Center until Nov. 4 with a repertory of ballets all created since 1940, most in the last 30 years, and two of them world premieres.

The investment ends two months of jockeying among Microsoft, Google and Yahoo for the right to invest in and forge close ties with the fast-growing social networking Web site.

The brokerage’s move would be a blow to downtown and its supporters in Albany, including Gov. Eliot Spitzer, and it would hobble efforts to re-establish ground zero as a financial center.

Jets Coach Eric Mangini said that Chad Pennington will start this Sunday against Buffalo, but he would not commit to the quarterback beyond this week.

Apple’s new version of Leopard lists 300 new features, including a Braille font and a Danish spelling checker.

A close inspection of candidates’ wares offers the prospect of a peek into their characters and hoped-for constituencies.