Name: Red Carpet Interview With Mayor Eric Adams at New York Sun Relaunch Event
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Description: New York City mayor Eric Adams gives a red carpet interview at the New York Sun Relaunch Celebration on March 30th, 2022 at Carnegie Hall.

A number of important leading indicators are pointing to recession. We may already be in one, or not, but next year is looking like a deeper downturn.

Not, says one of its ex-columnists, by using the former president’s denunciations of the magazine to raise money for its continued publication. 

 He would win easily in Florida, but what about the states that his voters fled.

Jim Jordan sends a letter to Director Wray.

What made the story go viral is the sheer insanity of it.

One of the most beneficial roles of political parties is to hold the opposition accountable.

History revisionists may rail against the truth at Thanksgiving, but thanks to the enduring strength of free people and free markets, they’ll be doing so with full mouths.

The Supreme Court is being asked to ‘harmonize’ two rights in conflict — Americans’ long-standing right to free speech and the LGBTQ community’s right to equal treatment.

This comes at an opportune time for Herschel Walker, whose private sector experience offers him a chance to make a full-throated case for promoting work over welfare.

‘At some point, it stopped being about the voters, and it started being about his own personal grievances,’ one analyst contends.

It’s another one of these socialist, central-planning, redistributionist thoughts that plague the Biden administration and unfortunately too many other OECD countries.

GOP leaders are on notice that the door is open to the opposition picking their party’s weakest candidates.

A special counsel is announced just after the Biden Democrats lost the House, and as they’re running scared about losing the Senate and the White House in two years. I’ll leave it there.

Sentimentality — a specialty of Longfellow — is over-criticized these days, when it is, at its best, an extravagant gesture toward true emotion. 

Until you’ve had a wine that was aged properly, it’s difficult to describe the unexpected, singular experience of drinking one.

The novelty of ‘Blood Relatives’ is the vampire’s background, and that’s also the least interesting part. Fortunately, director (and actor) Noah Segan knows the actress Victoria Moroles is the strength of his picture.

What to do when rather than ask the expert sitting at the front of the room for his expertise, attendees decide they would treat the rest of us to some of their own.

A call to a life spent in the buffeting salt wind, the thrilling toss of the sea, and the hail-and-well-met company of other footloose rovers.  

Lydia Maria Child was among the busybodiest of all the busybodies the world has ever known, yet she crafted the best-known Thanksgiving verses in the canon of American poetry.

They encompass both theater music and jazz, not alternating between the two but doing both at once. That’s merely the first of many dualities that drive the evening forward.

The iconic singer finds herself at the front lines of a battle between Biden’s trustbusters and corporate America.

Nikyatu Jusu weaves together what could have been too many narrative tangents and symbolic asides with nary a seam showing, and she’s yoked a performance from Anna Diop that is as grounded as it is winning.

Contemporary biography is trying to break down the color line into individuals and families, and to show the intricate connections between Americans of all colors.

With the dropping of H’s in certain British accents, the joke of the poem is slightly elevated for readers in the United Kingdom, but every reader can see the H’s in the poem.

Elevated prices for food, rent, gasoline and other household costs have taken a toll. 

Minutes from the latest meeting of the central bank’s policymakers show most favored reducing the size of their interest rate hikes ‘soon.’

There are nearly two job openings for every unemployed American.

Locomotive engineers accepted the railroads’ proposal, while train conductors voted against. Even the threat of a work stoppage could tangle the nation’s supply chain.

Starbucks says the protests are happening at a small number of its 9,000 company-run American locations.

'Never in my career have I seen such a complete failure of corporate controls and such a complete absence of trustworthy financial information as occurred here.'

Rite Aid, Best Buy, and other big-box retailers have warned for months about the skyrocketing rates of organized theft at their stores.

The crypto collapse mirrors the dollar’s decline.

Authorities with both the Department of Justice and the Securities and Exchange Commission reportedly are examining FTX to determine whether any criminal activity or securities offenses were committed. 

Meta has worried investors by pouring over $10 billion a year into the ‘metaverse’ as it shifts its focus away from social media. 

The labor secretary's comments directly contradict earlier statements from the White House that involving Congress in the dispute would be 'misguided.' 

Congress would have to approve any additional taxes on the energy producers — a tall order while Democrats have narrow control of the House and Senate, and even less likely should Republicans retake one or both chambers.

Industry groups say a nationwide strike by rail workers could cripple the American economy and create another supply chain nightmare.

The moment echoes the hopes of the Nationalists’ Generalissimo for the reunification of China — under a freely chosen Legislative Yuan.

Current and former J6 staffers reportedly are ‘angered and disillusioned by Cheney’s push to focus the report primarily on former president Donald Trump.’

Consider our plan, updated here for the third year, for making good use of this nigh-poisonous pustule. 

Count on Hochul to use the choice of a new chief judge to help cement Albany Democrats’ one-party rule.

House Republicans look poised to follow the path of the January 6 committee.

Led by courageous women, the Iranian people are now in the midst of a historic uprising to topple the Islamist regime.

Is an indictment of President Trump on charges similar to his second impeachment barred by the Fifth Amendment? It’s one of our favorite constitutional conundrums.

For much of American history, it was not uncommon for word of what the Justices were doing to leak out, sometimes with the Justices doing the leaking.

America’s taxpayers are being set up to foot the bill for a climate reparations scheme, courtesy of the Biden administration.

The special counsel just assigned to go after President Trump is exactly what Justice Scalia warned about.

Appointing a special counsel shows that the motives of Attorney General Garland are no less political than those of the January 6 committee. 

The Congressman has proven to be one of the few figures prepared to challenge the Squad and its Marxist allies. The Democrats are lucky to have him. 

Democrats schemed in the midterm primaries to aid far-right GOP candidates whom, they reckoned, would be easier to beat in the general election.

Extending the moratorium through the end of August 2023 will cost taxpayers an additional $40 billion, bringing the total cost of the pause to $195 billion.

Unless Biden's student loan forgiveness plan is allowed to proceed, the education department says, there could be an 'historically large increase in the amount of federal student loan delinquency and defaults.'

The judge, an appointee of President Trump, said the program usurped Congress’ power to make laws.

Supporters of the conservative opposition to progressive education policies say Tuesday was something of a watershed for their budding movement.

In the 2020 election cycle, the two biggest teachers unions donated $59 million to various outside groups — 100 percent of whom were Democrats or advocates of progressive causes.

Hochul has maintained an ambiguous position on New York’s yeshivas, ultimately stating that education regulation does not fall within her purview.

The flight from public school districts that started while schools were closed isn’t reversing course.

Teachers unions look to the legislature to stymie the growth of charter schools.

Lawsuit is levied in state court in an effort to protect religious free exercise rights of yeshivas at the heart of Orthodox community.

The administrative stay temporarily blocks the plan while the riders consider a motion from six Republican-led states to block the program.

A beta version of the website where people can apply for the forgiveness went live on Friday, and Secretary Cardona said more than 8 million Americans applied over the weekend.

Their aim is to gain control of more school systems and push back against what they see as a liberal tide in public education classrooms and elsewhere.

The Job Creators Network Foundation decried the plan as executive overreach and complained that it does nothing to address the root cause of rising debt: the ‘outrageous increase in college tuition that outpaces inflation every single year.’

North Korea’s communist regime, too, is likely on edge.

Chinese policemen form a line to stop protesters marching at Beijing, November 27, 2022. 

‘You could say that the royal family, particularly as far as America is concerned, have had a bit of a bumpy ride of late,’ says the managing editor of Majesty Magazine. 

The Trump-era immigration policy allowing the expulsion of asylum seekers at America’s southern border, known as Title 42, is scheduled to be lifted December 21.

Democrats in Congress staring down the barrel of either retirement or minority status hope to get a few legislative items across the finish line.

South American socialist dystopia is in an ironical spot. 

The New York Sun’s mission is to gather and disseminate the news in a lively and honest report and to uphold the finest journalistic traditions. For nearly two centuries it has stood for safeguarding liberty and defending the national welfare. It seeks to speak out the sentiment of the people in a voice that is true to its motto, “It Shines for All.”

Publisher Dovid Efune delivers remarks at the New York Sun Relaunch Celebration on March 30th, 2022 at Carnegie Hall. 

New York City mayor Eric Adams gives a red carpet interview at the New York Sun Relaunch Celebration on March 30th, 2022 at Carnegie Hall. 

Morocco’s victory was a major upset at the World Cup and was enthusiastically celebrated by fans with Moroccan immigrant roots in many Belgian and Dutch cities.

Protesters calling for ‘freedom’ took to the streets and clashed with police in several cities in an astounding challenge to the government.

A scion of Mao’s great foe is on the rise, as Kuomintang stuns Taiwan’s hardline ruling party.

Local elections saw a wave of support for the opposition Nationalist party, prompting Taiwan’s president to step down as head of the ruling Democratic Progressives.

Free and fair elections is the main goal, but the Maduro regime is seen as having no incentive to move in that direction with the American president eager for more oil.

Two remote-controlled bombs signal a new phase in Arab violence aimed against Israel. 

If you’re not wondering, you haven’t been reading the French press.

The country’s president attempts the hard sell on the entrepreneur, who is facing criticism for his close ties to China.

The probe hinges on ‘improperly maintained campaign accounts, favoritism and concealment of favoritism, and the interference of consulting firms in the 2017 and 2022 electoral campaigns.’

Chinese fans watching the World Cup are wondering whether they are 'on the same planet' as Qatar.

The communication between Paris and Moscow, at least as advertised, will be important but limited in scope. 

The Kurds are being used as scapegoats because Turkey’s president is facing a tough election battle and Iran’s mullahs are cornered by the months-long revolution in that country. Will Biden step in to help?

Britain’s Supreme Court ruled Scotland does not have the power to hold another independence referendum. Sturgeon says she is disappointed but would “respect” the judgment. 

Republican-appointed judges of the 11th Circuit appear to line up with the Biden administration.

The court, without comment, rejected the former president’s plea to prevent the Treasury Department from turning over the documents.

The Cambridge-based school worries that the ‘secret sauce’ of its admissions process could be spilled.  

Senate Democrats, in an effort to bring the court to heel, look to exploit an alleged indiscretion eight years old. 

Such a step would be unkosher for even Laurence Tribe, a fierce critic of the former president. 

She sobbed as she told the judge she accepted responsibility for her actions: “I regret my failings with every cell of my body.”

Triumph in the Senate sets the stage for Democrats to remake the federal bench.  

A dueling pair of briefs lays out each side’s theory of the case. 

The judge appeared skeptical of prosecutors’ suggestion that the committee’s work should dictate his schedule.

Judges are increasingly looking to the past to chart the future of firearm jurisprudence.

The move will restrict the company’s ability to freely make deals, sell assets and change its corporate structure.

The high court, in a shocking move, denies the senator, at least for now, shelter under the Constitution’s Speech or Debate Clause. 

Without court intervention, the tax returns could have been provided as early as Thursday to the House Ways and Means Committee. The chief justice gave the panel until November 10 to respond.

Municipalities across the country are using federal Covid relief funds to pilot guaranteed income programs where participants receive cash without work requirements.

Opponents of Arizona's ambitious school choice program are already maneuvering to try to stifle it — and are hoping the newly elected Democratic governor, Katie Hobbs, will help them.

In a sudden move, a herd of top law schools puts progressive politics over prestige. 

In what appears to be a nod toward the left’s new use of the idea of ‘stochastic terrorism,’ she branded his rhetoric as “extremist” and said it ‘has a real chance of turning into violence.’

Those who are familiar with the situation at the southern border fear that even a ruling in favor of the appeal would be ‘moot.’

The ultimate aim of these attempts to rebrand hate speech as terrorism is to silence the voices that the left finds offensive or disagreeable — mission creep for the speech police.

Political analysts say Republicans must start campaigning on issues outside of their ‘traditional wheelhouse’ if they expect to obtain a larger margin of victory with Hispanics, specifically young voters. 

'Our decision wasn’t about your performance, but after twenty years we wanted to take action on the City’s racial equity plan,' the commission's president said.

Vehicles with advanced sensors and camera technology could conceivably function as rolling cameras, photographing critical infrastructure and reporting back to a central database.

Rising crime, pro-Second Amendment rulings from the Supreme Court, and an increasing number of states adopting Constitutional carry laws have led to more Americans being issued permits than ever before.

The attorney general punts on charging the former president, for now.  

The attorney general says Trump’s announcement of his presidential candidacy and Biden’s likely 2024 run were factors in his decision to appoint Jack Smith to be the special counsel.

The congressman argues Republican victories in the New York midterms provide a roadmap to transform the party. 

The Times faces criticism for seemingly endorsing the disgraced crypto entrepreneur.

How the Northwest Ordinance ensured that the Midwest remained a haven of free states.

A father without a son — and a son without a father.

The Russian strategy appears to be to ‘either force Ukraine to make peace or force the West to force Ukraine to make peace,’ a Zelensky adviser says.

New Yorkers once loved their subways — when they were run by private companies bent on making a profit.

While it shouldn’t be controversial to say that some have fewer job skills than others, there aren’t any jobs requiring ‘no skill.’

Independent voters outnumber the GOP in the Empire State, so opening primaries would help steer the party toward more electable candidates.

For the majority of voters, the GOP message held. Congressional Republicans: govern accordingly.

The creator of the World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab, is obsessed with a conformist vision of global governance.

Political indoctrination is being propagated within the Defense department’s schools under the name of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.

The Kremlin launched six waves of missile attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure between October 10 and November 15.

Politics is learned as a contact sport — and working one’s way up the ladder from local to national posts is good preparation both for winning office and succeeding as an office-holder.

The results of Catherine Chalmers’ 10 years of ant work are on display at the Drawing Center at New York, through January 15.

Ms. Murkowski was the only Senate Republican who voted to convict the ex-president at his impeachment trial last year who was on the ballot this year. Her vote was a sore point for the former president, who vowed to campaign against her.

The president may be forced to decide whether to borrow a page from his predecessor’s playbook and ignore congressional subpoenas and be pilloried as a hypocrite, or comply and be publicly embarrassed by his antagonists.

After a review of the data, CBS’s analysts said there is no evidence that the laptop was tampered with or otherwise falsified, as some allies of the president have suggested. 

A growing number of donors and Republican operatives believe that the GOP’s 2024 class may already be re-creating the conditions that enabled Mr. Trump’s success in 2016.

The White House said the president would celebrate the occasion with a small family brunch at the White House.

It remains unclear, however, whether Mr. Trump will actually return to the social media platform. 

Pelosi’s likely successor as Democratic leader has a fraught history in dealing with left-wing members of his caucus. Could he keep them in line?

Reforms to the act would explicitly state that the vice president has no power to intervene in the count, as Trump pressured Pence to do in 2021.

The full scope of the party’s majority may not be clear for several more days — or weeks — as votes in competitive races are still being counted.

The Respect for Marriage Act received an unexpected endorsement from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. 

FTX executives poured more than $70 million into this year’s midterm elections, making the company the third-largest contributor in the American political landscape this year.

While Senator Scott’s bid is expected to fall short, it does lend a voice to grievances within the GOP that have come to a head since the party’s dismal showing in last week’s election.

The weeks ahead promise to be a grueling period of hardball negotiations with the Freedom Caucus and rank-and-file Republicans.

The press is doing to the former president what it did to Hunter Biden’s laptop.

After four years of skyrocketing crime and stringent lockdowns, waning enthusiasm signals a warning for Democratic turnout in 2024.

For Dante Gabriel Rossetti, the road that began at age twenty led inexorably to the consolations of wombats, whiskey, chloral, and the culmination of the grave. From our vantage point, this poem falls like a fatal seed.

How could you go wrong with three terrific singers, a first-rate band, the music of an iconic American songbook composer, plus an attractive, eloquent, and knowledgeable host?

Proposed regulatory guidance emerges from agency that riders of the Fifth Circuit found to be unconstitutional. 

The Federal Reserve has aggressively raised interest rates five times this year to fight chronic inflation and is set to do so again next week and in December. 

‘What do we stand for?’ Republicans senators are asking. The debate about first principles is long overdue, and offers an opportunity for the GOP to reaffirm its commitment to honest money.

In which we see the collapse of FTX’s token as a symptom of America’s abandonment in its own currency of the principles of sound money.


Even granting that Michigan’s head count on a Jewish holiday stems from innocent, obtuse bureaucratic policies, the reliance on a single count day to determine a school’s funding is a sign of more serious problems.

During a hearing scheduled for Wednesday, a federal judge could force the Biden administration to halt its plan to forgive hundred of billions of dollars in student loan debt.

A leading firm in the field, Morningstar, is being called out for the poor ratings it assigns to Israeli firms based on practices that get a pass in other countries. 

The vice president visits a front-line sandbar in the South China Sea.

With charges being predicted in one or more criminal cases, who is fit to decide the president’s fate? 


Five hours of arguments augur an epic battle over whether the Constitution allows for the use of race in college admissions.

With various other subpoenas on the agenda, the 117th Congress charts a noisy exit from the majority. 



The program will begin as an 18-month pilot with the possibility of renewal in 2024. The city has previously offered basic income programs to struggling artists and pregnant women of color.

The city’s Independent Budget Office estimated the one-year service costs for migrants will run close to $600 million.

Contrary to conventional wisdom, there is little evidence that an army of enraged women and young people flooded the polls to exact revenge on the court, or the GOP.

All the names being bandied about as potential new heads of the RNC have one thing in common — they are all, publicly at least, loyal to the man who many are blaming for the Republicans’ poor showing last week.

After promising a gain as large as 60 House seats last year and then delivering possibly less than six additional seats, McCarthy is facing questions about whether he is suitable for the role of speaker.

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