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.

The president does get the bragging rights to more than $6 trillion of spending and borrowing — even though he never mentions it. 

Those aspiring to fill his shoes could learn a lot from his joyful temperament.

When a nation’s debt gets too high, it pushes the economy into decline. Inflation soars, jobs become scarcer and mortgage rates to buy a home are unaffordable.

The basic point here is that they will do anything, I mean anything, to avoid any spending cuts. 

The former Harvard law professor should know better than to violate the separation of powers laid out in the Constitution by intervening so baldly in the FTX legal proceeding.

Yes, over-borrowing is a problem, but the root cause of our country’s debt binge is over-spending.  

Economists at the New York Fed find that ‘Black, Hispanic, and middle-income households were most affected by rising inflation’ between June 2019 and December 2022.

Climate tsar suggests the parley was convened by an extraterrestrial force to save the planet from the bugbear of global warming.

The Republican who is chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, Mike Turner, says the DOJ’s treatment of the classified documents situation ‘looks more like a cover-up than an investigation.’

‘I can take care of my enemies in a fight,’ President Harding once said. ‘But my friends…’

What’s the problem here? The federal government keeps getting bigger, and the private sector keeps getting relatively smaller.

Defenseman Ivan Provorov’s exercise of nonconformity demonstrates that he’s assimilated well and that he takes the NHL slogan at face value. 

This conspiracy theory, concocted by Secretary Clinton’s campaign, was aided and abetted by leaders of the FBI and intelligence agencies, advanced by lies and misrepresentations by congressional Democrats, and reported with relish and credulity by much of the media.

The willingness of Mary Rogers and her writing collaborator to embrace her apparent contradictions, such as referring to her as both ‘shy’ and ‘alarmingly outspoken,’ is what gives the book its strength.

After a brief but potent sketch of the winter day, in which the sky itself appears to turn into snow as it falls, the speaker experiences a flash of insight.

Although there are moments when the tributes and confessions in ‘Anthony Rapp’s Without You’ threaten to become treacly, the affection that fuels this deeply personal work is infectious.

Her surprise Best Actress nomination may have more moviegoers wanting to give the film a watch, and at least one scene strikes our reviewer as Oscar-worthy. 

He has given us a vibrant catalog of songs that are ripe for an anthology presentation such as the one just staged at 54 Below.

He who fishes long enough, waiting for a bite, will eventually outlast the luckier guys. He who has the sea to himself laughs last.

Both Gutzman and Kaplan show that America could not do without Jefferson’s inspiring rhetoric — even if the facts on the ground often made his pronouncements absurd.

It is Léa Seydoux who carries ‘One Fine Morning’ and, in fact, enlivens the film’s more repetitive passages — sometimes art about routine can, itself, become routine.

A spooky and powerful rendition of the old moral sense that the universe itself recoils from murder.

As Wynton Marsalis explains it: ‘We’re trying to put things together here and figure out how to get our sounds together.’

Arthur Symons pictures the opium smoker as a kind of living Egyptian mummy, subjectively swathed in cerements and wrapped in a wondrous and timeless night.

Her visit is the start of the Biden administration’s efforts to rebuild ties with Africa in the light of China’s rapidly increasing economic presence on the world’s second-largest continent.

The resilience of the American job market has been a major surprise. Last year, employers added 4.5 million jobs, second only to the 6.7 million that were added in 2021 in government records going back to 1940. 

Advocates are confident that a proposal to raise the state’s minimum wage to $20 an hour, the highest in America, has the support to pass this year.

Only 34 percent of likely voters would prefer Congress to approve an authorization for more spending in order to avoid a government shutdown.

The decline comes even as President Biden has vowed ‘to be the most pro-union President leading the most pro-union administration in American history.’

Even as overall inflation could be gradually slowing, costs are surging in some pockets of the economy. Particularly in the service sector, wage growth is still contributing to broader inflation pressures.

After a technology outage at the Federal Aviation Administration, airlines want Congress and the Biden administration to give the agency more staff and more money to upgrade its systems.

Biden warns that Republicans could worsen inflation and inequality with efforts to reduce IRS funding and even eliminate the tax agency and instead levy a national sales tax

Climate activists have pushed central banks, including the Fed, to use their supervisory powers over commercial banks to push for greater consideration of environmental risks in lending.

The agency estimates that the new rule could boost wages by nearly $300 billion a year and expand career opportunities for about 30 million Americans.

Robust hiring was seen as a factor keeping inflation elevated and was a key reason why they expect to raise interest rates this year more than they had previously forecast.

China’s pronouncement of subsidy cuts for computer chip makers sounds more like posturing than economic stewardship.

The platform banned all political advertising in 2019, reacting to growing concern about misinformation spreading on social media.

Beware of advice to the contrary — the 14th Amendment was designed to ensure government debt was repaid in gold.

Amid a ‘Crypto winter’ and newfangled monetary experiments, like Bitcoin, Mr. Krugman is mystified by ‘the recent resilience of good, old-fashioned gold.’

Gen Z itches for the kind of revolution of which their elders could only dream. 

Stashing documents increasingly appears to be a breach not peculiar to President Trump. 

As the Fed is pressured to jettison its two percent inflation target, the new goal is being talked up ever higher.

The Kennedy School’s dean, Douglas Elmendorf, chose not to take a stand.  Israel has no such luxury.

The only thing unreasonable about Mr. Deri’s appointment is the overreach of the court to scotch it.  

The central bank is weighing whether to raise its inflation target to 3 percent from 2 percent — a staggering 50 percent jump.

Its self-induced population crisis serves as a rebuke to the emerging sentiment on the left that finds — in part for ecological reasons — advantage in having fewer humans treading the earth.

The culture minister warns that shipping the treasures back to Athens would open a ‘complete can of worms’ — as China eyes its own repatriations.

It is not the rightists at Jerusalem, but the leftists at Washington, who are poised to lay a hand on Lady Justice.     

His honor is telling migrants in Texas he wants them to work and ‘experience the American dream’ — just, please, not at New York City.

The call to evade the debt ceiling by minting a $1 trillion coin is a symptom of the age of fiat currency — while paying homage to honest money.

Another flashpoint has arisen in the ongoing battle between parent activists and teachers. 

Governor Reynolds signed the Students First Act into law, making Iowa the first state to enact a school choice measure in 2023.

Court filings show a battle brewing between different departments at Columbia University with regard to new regulations on New York’s yeshivas.

As college enrollment and the number of new graduates decline, states are now beginning to do away with college degree requirements for many jobs.

The case has raised questions about Yeshiva University’s conduct under the public funding laws — as well as the laws themselves.

The recent ruling in the state’s high court put Catholic schools at risk of violating protections for gay and transgender individuals.

Governor Hobbs is seeking to unravel a program that her predecessor, Doug Ducey, described as his proudest achievement while in office.

‘We shouldn’t take any money from the government at a time when they come and they want to take our education,’ a protester tells the Sun. 

A legal case over a dress code for girls could determine the autonomy of charter schools across the country.

Tenure advocates are bracing for the possibility of new threats as lawmakers return to statehouses around the country.

DeSantis has made no bones about his beef with the leftward drift of Florida’s education establishment and what he calls the 'indoctrination' of students in the state.

Because the 11th Circuit’s ruling is the opposite of a ruling by Virginia's Fourth Circuit on the same topic, the decision could prompt the Supreme Court to get involved.

Conservative activists are using the doctrine of substantive due process, so far the tool mainly of liberals seeking such rights as abortion and same-sex marriage, in the campaign for a say in their children’s education.

Fans of the Netflix show ‘Fauda’ will notice close similarities to the real-life security operation that was supposed to be surgical yet turned out to be anything but.

Palestinians clash with Israeli forces following an army raid in the West Bank city of Jenin, January 26, 2023. 

'Because COVID-19 is such a new and evolving area of scientific study, it may be hard to determine which scientific conclusions are ‘false’ at a given point in time,' the judge stated.

The arrest and indictment of a former senior FBI counterintelligence agent has reopened an embarrassing subject for the FBI and the Department of Justice.

The hallowed ground at Cooperstown is in danger of veering to the serviceable from the sublime with the election of a third baseman, Scott Rolen, to its ranks. 

A sign of Wang Huning’s influence is that he retained his position on the politburo’s standing committee while two other members lost out in the party shakeup three months ago.

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. 

Government officials have denied there was any intentional wiretapping of anyone.

America allocates $72 million for the Lebanese army, which it has long considered the one body that could somehow glue together Beirut’s increasingly dysfunctional state institutions, over which Iran has strong influence via Hezbollah.

The numerous scandals touching the Conservative Party are unlikely to leave Rishi Sunak unscathed.

Who will step forward to articulate a western plan of action for  winning the war?

A German turnaround was effected in close coordination with Washington, which is concurrently set to formalize the delivery of about 30 Abrams M1 tanks to Ukraine.

Critics in Washington and Latin America are dismissing the common currency plan hashed out by Argentina and Brazil as unworkable and damaging.

The aim is to undercut American support for the Jewish state.

The Turkish president blocks any talk of NATO expansion until after his election, much to the Kremlin’s delight.

The appearance of war profiteering within Ukraine by government officials creates optics that President Zelensly can ill afford.

As global blocs are formed, America needs to tighten its alliances. When it comes to Europe, it would do better to ally with like-minded countries than rely on Old Europe and its untrustworthy and disunited ‘union.’  

Russians reportedly have been sharing images of Pantsir S-1 anti-aircraft artillery systems being hoisted by large cranes onto the roofs of various buildings.

Abdul Wasi Safi’s backers say his case highlights how America’s chaotic military withdrawal continues to harm Afghan citizens who helped the U.S. but were left behind.

Briton touting cause of Julian Assange, being held for possible extradition to America to face espionage charges. 

A battle over sexual orientation has been playing out in the Ninth Circuit, and could reach the Nine.  

The court’s call for the solicitor general’s opinion, coupled with a circuit split, signal that the court is likely to take on the question in its next term.

Charles McGonigal is accused of accepting payments in order to help a Russian oligarch, Oleg Deripaska, evade sanctions.

The future of abortion is being written at courthouses and ballot boxes across America.

The New York County Lawyers Association said the senate Democrats’ denial of Judge LaSalle ‘undermines’ democracy, the law, and the New York constitution. 

Sherlock Holmes the court isn’t: The Nine are stumped as to who dunnit in the case of the purloined opinion.

Prosecutors cited a 'criminal disregard for safety' on the set of the western movie Mr. Baldwin was making in New Mexico in 2021.

A former assemblyman of more than 35 years, Dov Hikind, calls for New York Jews to begin arming themselves and training in self-defense.

Washington is facing a crime wave. What does its city council want to do about it? Reduce criminal penalties for the vast majority of offenders.

Hochul’s desire to revisit the contentious law signals a moderation on her part.

Mr. Awawdeh has become the subject of controversy over the past week since the Sun first reported the news of a plea deal between him and the Manhattan district attorney over his alleged role in a 2021 antisemitic assault of a Jewish man.

Scrutiny mounts as lawyers for President Biden find more classified documents at his home. 

A Trump administration veteran is tapped to investigate the president. 

Trump voters viewed Orthodox Judaism more favorably than Biden voters by 20 percentage points, according to the poll.

Crime, not police reform, is top of voters’ minds in 2023, which is a problem for someone elected on a police reform platform.

The former secretary of state believes war in Ukraine will, like most wars, end in negotiations.

In a new book, noted attorney Philip K. Howard says public sector collective bargaining is dereliction of presidential, congressional duty.

A new book makes the diplomat’s case for the White House.

Connecticut already has some of the toughest gun laws in the country, many passed in the months after the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting that killed 20 children and six educators. 

Sanders’s order adds to the debate over a word that’s found little widespread support among Latinos and even prompted backlash from some Democrats.

. . . And discloses a city on the edge of vigilantism.

The visit comes amid growing calls on the left for reparations for slavery, including a California task force weighing $350,000 in compensation to descendants of slaves and a San Francisco city committee eyeing a $5 million payment. 

He urges Republicans not to cut ‘the benefits our seniors worked for and paid for their entire lives.’

Orthodox Jewry is starting to emerge as a strand of the cause being marked at the nation’s capital with the March for Life. 

Beijing’s AI ambitions are ‘built on top of massive troves of intellectual property and sensitive data that they've stolen over the years,’ he warns.

States are testing a wide variety of new gun laws — with red states vastly expanding gun rights and blue states imposing even stricter laws in the wake of the Supreme Court's Bruen ruling. 

There is no reason to assert that the programs’ benefits should never be touched.

New numbers might unravel the mystery of why Russia has begun kidnapping Ukrainians.

Under President Biden, federal spending has exploded to more than $6 trillion. Washington doesn’t have a revenue problem. It has a problem of runaway spending. 

The regime at Beijing is avowedly seeking military superiority over America and Asia by 2035 — and globally and in space, by 2049, its 100th anniversary.

Today we are worrying about population decline in many countries — and diabetes has supplanted starvation as a scourge.

America can’t be the land of the free if its kids are cooped up inside. It can’t be the home of the brave if kids aren't allowed to have a few adventures. 

While cross-strait relations were not a key factor that swayed voters’ preferences in the local elections last November, it will play a decisive role 2024. 

Many quasi-research entities which have sprung up at universities across the country whose purposes are more causist than scholarly.

No level of discretionary spending cuts will ever be enough to control the upcoming debt explosion.

Stopping the spread of avian flu is like chasing a ghost. The virus spreads easily through wild birds — in particular migratory birds, spreading it along the way with droppings that infect farm animals. 

The administration is pushing environmental, social and governance investing, which allows retirement fund managers to select stocks of companies based on their positions on social and environmental issues.

‘Tu quoque’ — you also — has always been a favorite rhetorical device of those who are not quite certain of their own innocence or moral probity.  

Conservatives in the House who want a balanced budget, or at least to trim federal spending, have been eyeing major entitlement programs like Social Security as part of their efforts.

The poll found that Trump is leading Biden in the general election race by three points, 44 percent to 41 percent.

Adams says the media has overlooked his accomplishments, and he wants to speak directly to citizens.

‘Republicans need to win back just one seat if their party regains the White House or two if they don’t,’ one analyst said. ‘That seems eminently doable given the map.’

The vast majority of the nation’s debt, or about $25 trillion, has been added to its ledgers in the last two decades.

 If Republicans take the Senate and Democrats retake the House in 2024, it would be the first time in American history that the minority party in each chamber managed to regain control the same year.

Since serving as Covid response coordinator, Mr. Zients has returned to the White House in a low-profile position to work on staffing matters for the remainder of Mr. Biden’s first term.

The Justice Department’s letter also would appear to put a damper on a subcommittee formally established last week to investigate the 'weaponization' of the federal government during the January 6 investigation and the Covid pandemic. 

The list of potential successors to Ron Klain is a lengthy one.

California Committeewoman Harmeet Dhillon’s campaign appears to be picking up steam. State party leaders are calling for a change in leadership.

The investigation further complicates the Justice Department’s probe into Mr. Trump’s retention of classified documents and official records after he left office.

The president's approval ratings, underwater since August 2021, have ticked up slightly since the White House admitted to finding classified documents strewn about his Delaware garage.

The problem for GOP officials hoping for an alternative to Trump is that — unlike the Democrats — there’s not a direct way for the party to influence the primary elections.

The Sunshine State governor again demonstrates the political savvy that’s made him the strongest Republican alternative to President Trump.

Spending, taxing, and regulating should be curbed significantly and government barriers to production and investment should be removed. Let’s make blue-collar families wealthier and the government a bit poorer. 

While a gripping entertainment, the most compelling scenes in ‘The Man in the Basement’ are the most queasy, wherein personal and historical truths are rendered malleable enough to waylay common sense.

Acid is key: It’s the element that makes your mouth water. High-acid foods will make low-acid wines taste flat and flabby.

The Fed’s battle against inflation will likely remain investors’ overarching concern in 2023, according to analysts. 

Critics wonder if Twitter is a distraction for Tesla’s chief executive, as sales topped the prior record of 936,000 vehicles in 2021, but missed the 1.4 million needed to reach the company’s 50 percent growth target. 

We thrilled to Johnson’s love affair with America, his history of the Jews, his defense of Israel, and his clear-eyed view of the left.

When Nixon saw the constitutional contradiction of an independent prosecutor, he had the character to order his attorney general to fire Archibald Cox.

Student groups at the campus adopted a bylaw barring from their events speakers who support 'Zionism, the apartheid state of Israel, and the occupation of Palestine.'

One of the targeted titles, ‘This Book Is Gay,’ provides readers with graphic instructions on how to perform sex acts.

Is Muslim Brotherhood going to enter into an alliance with the Taliban?

America has never joined the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States, which even some of its Latin members have criticized as a haven for the region’s dictators. 

‘I understand the Court’s denial today to reflect respect for the Second Circuit’s procedures in managing its own docket, rather than expressing any view on the merits of the case,’ Justice Alito says in a dissent. 

The status — and immunity— of the Caribbean territory takes center stage.

Illinois is just one of several states currently defending its gun laws in court.

At stake is President Biden’s signature clean energy initiative to develop offshore wind turbine farms up and down the east coast — an integral part of his agenda to tackle climate change.

Preying on parental anxieties, more products and services suggest that trusting some basic skills to kick in on their own is an iffy — or at least time-wasting — proposition.

If one is to emerge, it must start at the local level, and Massachusetts, where the GOP has all but collapsed, presents an enticing first target.

The exodus is confounding because, at least in recent elections, younger voters have also been voting at higher rates than ever before.

An overlooked source of campaign credibility, especially among younger audiences, is setting the battle between free speech and election financing disclosure advocates.

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