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Founded in 1833, the Pulitzer-winning New York Sun launched as the first penny daily, accessible to everyone. Its engagement changed the face of modern newspapering. It pioneered paperboys, news syndication, human interest stories, personal ads, crime reporting and front-page headlines. The Associated Press was established in its newsroom. It became the most read newspaper in the world. The Sun has led the way in the positions championed in its editorial pages, standing on the right side of history at most every critical juncture. For generations the Sun has stood for principle over politics and people over party. Its loyalties are to Americans and American values, putting front and center the idea of equality under the law and the United States Constitution. Through good times and bad, it has never wavered. It is a newspaper for this very moment. Thank you for supporting The New York Sun. Share your unique referral link (below) to introduce your friends and family to the Sun. https://sparklp.co/2b73c68d |
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