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It was a week for struggling to maintain control.

In a week filled with political trickery, Hillary Clinton lugged home a goody bag stuffed with treats.

For one week, our left-leaning metropolis tilted slightly to the right.

A noose dangling from the door of an African-American Columbia professor’s office was the only thing that kept Yankees manager Joe Torre off the front pages this week.

As Indian summer continued its extended run last week, some of the most popular kids in town found themselves getting the cold shoulder.

In a week when much of the world came to midtown, the boldest names were to be found on campus.

Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s request to lay a wreath at ground zero was the unlikeliest wish in a week of ambitious schemes.

The sixth anniversary of 9/11 came and went, with what has come to pass for normality on the city’s darkest date.

As a cabbie strike made it easier to flag down a school bus than a yellow taxi last week, the Big Apple did its best to keep moving forward.

A stretch of freakishly cold and rainy August weather seemed all too appropriate for a week of unseasonably chilling news.