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New York Sun Draws 100,000 Subscribers in First 100 Days

Publisher says the Sun will be an alternative to the New York Times and that the goals of the newspaper are looking ‘attainable.’

A.R. Hoffman
Mayor Adams with, from left, Editor Seth Lipsky, Publisher Dovid Efune, and Mushka Efune with a promotional handout announcing the relaunch of the Sun on an expanded online platform. A.R. Hoffman
KYLE SCHMIDBAUER
KYLE SCHMIDBAUER

The New York Sun says it has amassed more than 100,000 subscribers to its free daily Morning Sun and Evening Sun e-mail newsletters since its February 23, 2022, relaunch, and the publication’s leadership anticipates there will be 500,000 by the end of the year.

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KYLE SCHMIDBAUER
KYLE SCHMIDBAUER

Kyle Schmidbauer is an editorial intern with the Sun and a senior at Montclair State University in New Jersey. He is a weekend editor for The Daily Caller, and his writing has appeared in multiple collegiate publications.

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