Presidential Debate
In final debate, Trump sought to portray himself as the same outsider he first pitched to voters four years ago, while Biden argued that Trump was an incompetent leader.
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Gov. Cuomo said state residents can expect to continue hearing about local coronavirus spikes leading to designations of "micro-clusters" or hot spots by zones, and restrictions to prevent spread.
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The Suffolk police have long argued the release of the recordings would interfere with its homicide investigation into the still unsolved killings of 10 people whose bodies were found near Gilgo, Oak and other beaches.
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The Hempstead Police Reform and Reinvention Committee will hold its first meeting next week in response to Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's June executive order mandating reform among 500 police departments statewide.
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Gary Melius said that he has taken back his application to Huntington Town to construct 90 condominiums on the castle's front lawn.
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Evan Engram's third-down drop with just over two minutes remaining was a less glaring mistake than Daniel Jones' stumble on an 80-yard run, but it was the one that ruined the Giants' night.
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Cops: Man faces rape charges connected to girls, 13
Brendan Sullivan, 20, "had sexual contact" on separate occasions with two girls he met on Snapchat, Suffolk police say.
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The public hearing, in the aftermath of Newsday's investigative series, "Long Island Divided," addresses discrimination against Black and Hispanic homebuyers with a task force set to offer recommendations by year's end to reduce the problem.
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GOP to Curran: Don't delay $75 million debt payment
Republicans rejected a plan by the Democratic county executive to delay the payment, saying better-than-expected sales tax revenues will permit payment this year.
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The hearing scheduled for December 21st at the federal court in Central Islip would see both federal prosecutors and defense attorneys question Singh before U.S. District Judge Joan Azrack.
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The candidates are vying to replace Rep. Peter King (R-Seaford), who is retiring after a 28-year career in Congress.
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The drug cut the time to recovery by five days — from 15 days to 10 on average — in a large study led by the U.S. National Institutes of Health.
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Companies turn to branded products to connect with customers and recognize employees, which is helping lessen COVID-19's blow to the promotional products industry.
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Nassau County fire marshals found unsafe conditions at the haunted attraction over the weekend.
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The state now has protections in place for residential and commercial tenants until Jan. 1, 2021.
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Oyster Bay workers on receiving end of generous raises topping $660G
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One will be in Bay Harbour Mall, in Lawrence, and at other at the former Sears store in the Lake Success Shopping Center in New Hyde Park.
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While traffic has nearly returned to pre-pandemic levels in Manhattan, a bike remains the foodie tourist's best friend, thanks to New York's 1,250-plus miles of paths.
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Takes on the presidential debate from Newsday's editorial board and columnists
Members of Newsday’s editorial board and columnists chatted live as the presidential candidates debated on Oct. 22.
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Spencer should resign from Suffolk legislature
Spencer was caught in a law enforcement sting operation after he allegedly arranged to meet a prostitute to give her narcotics in exchange for sex.
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On the attack
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Young LI voters on race and policing ahead of 2020 election
Newsday's Faith Jessie talks to young Long Islanders about race and policing, two hot-button political issues on the docket of this year's presidential election.
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Meet the candidates and see where they stand on issues, whether you're voting by mail, voting early or voting on Election Day.
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See developments from the second and final debate between the Democratic challenger and the Republican president and reactions to them.
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Members of Newsday’s editorial board and columnists chatted live as the presidential candidates debated on Oct. 22.
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They're creepy and kooky, mysterious and spooky — homes decorated to befit a modern day version of "The Addams Family."
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About eight to 10 trucks will participate each day, along with arts and crafts booths.
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With the annual two-day festival off this year, patrons can get a taste of the festivities online.
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Owners and dogs are encouraged to dress in costume.
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Live performances will take you back in time.
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Kids in costume will receive a free ice cream cone on select dates.
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The pandemic canceled his gigs, so he opened his own shop.
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The near-complete dearth of commercial bus tours this year means that leaf-gazers will have all those mesmerizingly magnificent back roads largely to themselves.
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Contrasts between Trump and Biden stood out in their second, more orderly faceoff though they exchanged volleys. It's unclear if they changed voters' minds.
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Trump is just days away from his first real job evaluation by his bosses — the people of the United States.
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In final debate, Trump sought to portray himself as the same outsider he first pitched to voters four years ago, while Biden argued that Trump was an incompetent leader.
