Dean Chang

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Dean Chang

The candidates for New York City mayor hit the campaign trail with just four weeks to go until the Democratic primary. This is The Sprint for City Hall, a limited-run series on the critical Democratic primary race for mayor. Andrew M. Cuomo, the Democratic mayoral primary's front-runner and no stranger to Hi, I'm Dean Chang, the editor running The New York Times's coverage of the mayoral primary.

2 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Dean Chang

Plus: A pollster analyzes the strength of Andrew Cuomo's lead in the mayoral primary, with just five weeks to go. This is The Sprint for City Hall, a limited-run series on the critical Democratic primary race for mayor. Parades can be hard to resist, especially for political candidates during campaign season. This year's mayoral race, however, is a bit different. Hi, I'm Dean, the editor running The New York Times's coverage of the mayoral primary.

3 weeks ago | nytimes.com | Dean Chang

New Yorkers can fill in five circles when they vote in the mayoral primary. Most don't. This is The Sprint for City Hall, a limited-run series on the critical Democratic primary race for mayor. Ranked-choice voting should be as simple as ordering a barbecue platter. Yet many New Yorkers remain befuddled about how it works. We're going to demystify it for you. I'm Dean Chang, and I oversee The New York Times's coverage of the New York City mayoral race.

1 month ago | nytimes.com | Dean Chang

We're in the homestretch of a critical race to choose the Democratic nominee for mayor. Primary Day is June 24. This is The Sprint for City Hall, a limited-run series on the critical Democratic primary race for mayor. In seven weeks, New Yorkers will vote for the Democratic nominee for mayor. We're not big on public predictions, but you can bet on one thing: The incumbent, Mayor Eric Adams, will not win the primary. He is running as an independent in November and will not be on the June 24 ballot.

1 month ago | americanthinker.com | Eric Holmes |Dean Chang

Tariffs are the hot topic.  President Trump is using tariffs in a strategy that encompasses the whole of government.  Is the world prepared?  More precisely, is China prepared to go toe-to-toe? Although the president has scaled back on the tariffs — e.g., a 90-day pause, exemptions on smartphones — he has not relented on China.