Mr. Hoffman is the deputy editor of the Sun, where he covers politics and culture. He holds a PhD from Harvard and a law degree from Stanford.
The inability of prosecutors to indict the former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson is but the latest example of recalcitrance in politically charged cases.
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The Duchess of Sussex will go Down Under as a special guest on ‘Junior MasterChef Australia.’
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The former FBI director claims that the statute of limitations on his alleged crimes has expired after 10 years.
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Ophir Falk tells The New York Sun that ‘it’s the voters who decide when a leader’s time is up, not his critics.’
By A.R. HOFFMAN
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The two justices issue a warning to the Windy City over a practice that brings in some $260 million annually.
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||Justice
Former FBI director is charged with illicit transmission of national defense information.
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The daughter of the former FBI director wins ‘retroactive reinstatement and backpay’ to make her ‘whole.’
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||Justice
More than 50 works from the Pearlman Collection testify to the achievements of the avant-garde at the City of Light.
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The Duchess of Sussex declares that the ‘breadth of what has now been uncovered is more sickening than one could ever imagine.’
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The 47th president could answer questions under oath — for the first time — about the riot at the Capitol.
By A.R. HOFFMAN
||Justice
Oral arguments are set for November 5, a date The New York Sun is the first to report.
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The jurist is hailed as ‘insanely talented’ and the ‘Queen of Compromise’ by a former colleague, Professor Noah Feldman.
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