Dean Karayanis

New York

Host of the History Author Show, columnist @NewYorkSun https://t.co/wpmOrDHKre, formerly of the EIB Network. WFMD fill-in. https://t.co/7Fb0d05g12

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Articles

Communist China Quotes Reagan on Tariffs, but Full Context Shows Him Aligned With Trump

2 weeks ago | nysun.com | Dean Karayanis

Communist China is using a cherry-picked clip of President Reagan in the trade war, showing him warning that protectionism “destroys prosperity.” The full remarks, though, show Reagan, like President Trump, imposing tariffs to force other nations to play fair. On Monday, Beijing’s American embassy posted a clip of Reagan from April 25, 1987. It’s 87 seconds of a radio address that ran more than three times as long.
As Democrats Imagine ‘Buyers Remorse,’ Tariffs Boost Trump’s Standing in New Poll

2 weeks ago | nysun.com | Dean Karayanis

President Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs” are unsettling congressional Republicans and giving hope to Democrats that this, at last, will dent the Teflon Don.
With Val Kilmer’s Death, Doc Holliday Fans Mourn the Modern Old West Legend

3 weeks ago | nysun.com | Dean Karayanis

Admirers of John “Doc” Holliday are mourning the actor, Val Kilmer, and saluting his portrayal of the dentist and gambler in the 1993 film, “Tombstone.” For Holliday fans, nobody else can ever embody the Old West legend who stood for law and order with the Earp Brothers in 1881’s Shootout at the O.K. Corral. Kilmer left this mortal coil on Tuesday at Los Angeles, ending a career that began when, at 17, he became the youngest actor ever accepted to the Julliard School.
Florida Teens Set To Benefit From Trump’s Workplace Enforcement

3 weeks ago | nysun.com | Dean Karayanis

Florida Republicans are reforming statutes covering teenaged employees. The object is to address fears that enforcing immigration law will create a labor shortage. Rather than resulting in sweatshops out of a Charles Dickens novel, expect the changes to benefit employees, businesses, and the Sunshine State.
Confounding Conventional Wisdom, Polls Find Trump Stronger Than Ever

4 weeks ago | nysun.com | Dean Karayanis

President Trumpâs foes are hopeful that White House chaos will rid them of this turbulent president. So far, though, Americans are happier than ever that Mr. Trumpâs circus is in town â and many welcome the very disruptions that make Washington insiders queasy.
DoorDash and Klarna partnership a stealthy and delicious marketing coup

1 month ago | washingtontimes.com | Dean Karayanis

OPINION: Sweden’s Klarna Bank and DoorDash are partnering to allow customers to purchase “groceries, retail, meals and more” on credit. The idea of leasing tacos and pizza is inviting snark. But few are savoring the secret ingredients of what’s shaping up to be a brilliant marketing plan. DoorDash coordinates transactions between customers, delivery drivers, and everything from restaurants to convenience stores.
Los Angeles, Facing $1 Billion Deficit, Pays More To Collect Parking Tickets Than They Bring In

1 month ago | nysun.com | Dean Karayanis

The cost of January’s wildfires is draining Los Angeles’s coffers, spurring calls for more responsible governance. A stark example of existing management is that the city spends millions more to issue parking tickets than the summonses bring in, contributing to a looming $1 billion deficit. Data from the Los Angeles controller’s Revenue Forecast Report show that the parking enforcement division cost $88 million to run in 2024 — $176 million when liabilities like pensions are added.
Hollywood Hubris, and Hostility to President Trump, Undermine Tinseltown’s Plea for Protection Against AI

1 month ago | nysun.com | Dean Karayanis

The entertainment industry is asking President Trump to protect its intellectual property. Yet don’t expect this to be the beginning of a beautiful friendship. While the letter about Mr. Trump’s AI Action Plan has over 460 signatures, it avoids mentioning the man Hollywood wants to ride to its rescue.
A Toast to the Irish Regiment, New York’s ‘Fighting 69th,’ on St. Patrick’s Day

1 month ago | nysun.com | Dean Karayanis

Americans celebrating Irish heritage on St. Patrick’s Day can do so by toasting the legendary 69th Infantry Regiment. “The Fighting Irish” embody the spirit behind today’s parades and parties, with laurels from two dozen campaigns, including combat roles dating back to the Civil War.
Mahmoud Khalil Could Find the First Amendment an Inadequate Shield Against Deportation

1 month ago | nysun.com | Dean Karayanis

Secretary of State Rubio is backing deportation for “a big supporter of Hamas,” Mahmoud Khalil, now in custody. Supporters argue that this violates the First Amendment. It’s a defense that, reflecting on previous cases, may fail to provide the former Columbia University student much of a shield. On Wednesday, Judge Jesse Furman extended his hold on Mr. Khalil’s deportation.