The Trunk

NY Post

The President and Treasury Secretary outline the bailout plan for Wall Street...which is reinforced with the President's editorial...

McCain's campaign outlines it's recovery plan...

Patrick Basham's editorial take on McCain's rhetorical recovery by the end of last week...

Rep. Rangel finds a way to make a bad situation worse for himself by calling Gov. Palin "disabled"...

Obama's campaign demostrates it's Hollywood street-cred by moving into the record business...

NY Daily News

Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich attacks Yankee Stadium deal...

Councilmember Charles Barron calls Hugo Chavez "a shining example" and invites him to City Hall...

Bronx Democrats revolt against Rivera...

Palin draws fire from Sandra Bernhard and her "brothers"...

Errol Louis' description of another side of the financial crisis...

The Roller Coaster on Wall Street continues.  Here is CNBC's wrap up.

NY Post

Teachers get bonus pay based on "merit"...

Battle in Coney Island heats up between developer and City Hall...

Sen. Biden says tax hikes are patriotic...and the Post's Opinion section calls him out on that point.

NY Sun

Short selling on Wall Street is banned...

Patterson gets a bump from his efforts on Wall Street crisis...

Palin's invitation to UN rally is recinded...

Larry Kudlow writes piece on short selling the Nation...

The Posts's Fred Dicker has an "exclusive" today on forthcoming poll results that show the race is actually tightening in New York State, largely attributed to New York women supporting Sarah Palin.  Says one 'prominent Democrat': "If it winds up being tight in New York, that means McCain wins the election nationally."  While the News' Elizabeth Benjamin reports that McCain is within 5 points in the Empire State.

State Senator Martin Connor has begun cleaning out his office after losing the Dem primary to 28-year old Daniel Squadron last week.

City Council term limit backers David Weprin and Bill de Blasio won't rule out running again if the ban is lifted.

Someone has confirmed that Vito is looking at a comeback.  Although Vito denies it.

Senate bill would uncover non-government earnings by electeds in response to the Semenario indictments.

The Post has an exclusive on yet another "power trip"by Charlie Rangel, this time in accepting luxury Caribbean trips paid for by lobbyists.  The Virginia-based National Legal and Policy Center is demanding an investigation.

The Seminerio investigation has expanded into the payment of millions of dollars to top MediSys executives.

The Post follows the 5 Beeps for a week to see just what they do for their $160,000 salarys.  Meanwhile the Daily News' Adam Lisberg says the Council is waiting to follow Hizzoner's lead on term limits which makes for great dinner time conversations amongst the Vallone family.

More after the break...