Big-City Mayors

I am proud to welcome American Express’s new global headquarters to Lower Manhattan. This is not just a sign of confidence in the future of our city — it is an investment in thousands of good jobs, the local economy, sustainability and the…

This is how war is going to be carried out in the future, and it's being carried out right now.

This is the face of warfare.

Together, we are creating a destination that will unite our city, grow our economy, and positively reshape the riverfront and downtown for generations to come.

From Sam Kerr’s legendary four-goal comeback to Midge Purce’s championship-clinching heroics, Gotham FC has given us some of the greatest moments in women’s soccer.

The biased media coverage of Trump is embarrassing.

I called the biased media coverage of Trump embarrassing.

Is that because you are negotiating Medicaid Part D with GLP-1s because of your extraordinary work to get pharmaceutical prices down?

Mr. Trump, you’re such a extraordinary man. You look quite handsome, you look like you’ve lost weight.

These press conferences in the Oval Office — you maybe have one or two reasonable reporters, they ask a question, there’s no chance for a follow-up, and then it’s seven sycophants.

We will be the wall he (Trump) cannot get past.

If you violate California’s laws, if you interfere with our voters, tamper with our ballots or meddle in our election, you will be prosecuted.

As we mark 250 years, what do we see? We see a city of contradictions within a nation of contradictions.

At our stores, eggs will be cheaper. Bread will be cheaper. Grocery shopping will no longer be an unsolvable equation.

Government is not too busy, not too self-important, not too mired in paperwork to fix the problems of this city.

Consumer socialism tries to have it all: universal social provisions without universally steep taxes.

We see America each time working people demand more – not just for themselves, but for their fellow Americans.

We see a city of contradictions within a nation of contradictions.

This dialectic is so deeply familiar to me, and I don't over read any of it.

We must remain a place of asylum for the persecuted and embrace dissent.

I think in English, and I love this country. I love this country because of the opportunities and the freedom that has been- it's given me and my family, my children, my grandchildren.

We need to find a way to normalize them, so they can come out of the shadows, pay taxes, and then live their life without having fear.

We should reinstate that, because of the devastation caused by these earthquakes that happened last week.

My message is to do it the right way. And then you will be welcomed with open arms.