Looks like some of the city's museums might not be struggling as much as we thought. The Times reports that even though the Met is suggesting you pay $20 for admission, museum director Thomas P. Campbell is living in a rent free, $4 million co-op on Fifth Avenue owned by the museum. The Director of the Museum of Modern Art, Glenn D. Lowry, lives in a $6 million condo on top of the museum, and Ellen V. Futter, president of the American Museum of Natural History, lives rent free in a $5 million apartment on the East Side. Oh, and nobody pays income taxes on the properties, because they are required to live on "business premises." more ›

Rep. Charles Rangel is the Teflon Rep! Even though he apparently knows nothing about paying his own taxes, he's keeping the chairmanship of the House Ways and Means Committee—which is involved with the country's tax code! more ›