Danny Hakim

Danny Hakim, European economic correspondent for The New York Times, discusses his reporting on a European court ruling that said large Internet companies must consider individuals' requests to remove unflattering or private digital trails of them from the web.

Danny Hakim, New York Times Albany bureau chief, clarifies what we know about whether there's any connection between convicted Madam and Comptroller candidate Kristin Davis and Eliot Spitzer.

New York Times Albany bureau chief Danny Hakim and Dick Dadey, executive director of the government watch dog group Citizens Union, talk about the legislation to overhaul the state authorities, called New York's "shadow government."

Danny Hakim, New York Times Albany bureau chief, and Bob Hardt, NY1 political director, have been following the saga in Albany over the last few weeks. Today they talk about the end of the standoff.

Danny Hakim, New York Times Albany bureau chief, talks about the indictments of aides to former NY state comptroller Alan Hevesi. The indictment claims the aides turned New York’s $122 billion pension fund into a criminal enterprise.

Errol Louis sticks around and is joined by Danny Hakim, New York Times Albany bureau chief, to discuss Gov. Spitzer's decision to drop his plan for offering undocumented immigrants drivers' licenses.

A republican consultant is the likely culprit behind a threatening message on Governor Spitzer's father's answering machine. New York Times Albany bureau chief Danny Hakim and WNYC reporter Bob Hennelly report on the details.