class warfare

During flight 411 from New York to Los Angeles, the unidentified man became incensed that he could not use the empty first-class bathroom when there was a long line for the coach restrooms.

The NY Times Real Estate section has the unique ability to hold up a mirror to modern New York and only notice 1% of the reflection.

The Post cried havoc and let slip the dogs of class warfare, blaming de Blasio for "leaving 1-percenters in the cold" by not plowing large parts of the UES—regardless of whether that was actually true.

The film is "relevant to anyone who lives in contemporary urban society."

According to a report from the Tax Policy Center [pdf], Mitt Romney's tax plan would raise taxes for 95% of Americans by around $500 a year while giving millionaires a significant tax break.

“Rapacious, intolerant, nonempathetic capitalism that says lie, cheat, steal, it’s only the bottom line that matters—aside from being morally repugnant, it’s got a dim future."

Taxes on the rich cannot solve your problems sir, Bloomberg told reporters today.

Cuomo has said that because New York is one of the most heavily taxed states in the country, keeping taxes high would lure all those "job-creating" wealthy people to Connecticut or New Jersey.

The teenagers are facing serious charges for their YouTube prank gone awry, including felony arson, but neighbors and parents still want an apology.

Yesterday about 97% of the current employees at A.I.G. agreed to