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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell arrives at the Senate for the start of the impeachment trial of President Trump.
McConnell abruptly eases impeachment limitsThe Senate majority leader backed off the condensed two-day schedule to add a third for opening arguments after protests from senators.
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The governor proposed an overall budget of $178 billion for New York's 2020-21 fiscal year, which begins April 1.
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A judge denied a last-ditch request from Thomas Murphy's defense for a dismissal of all charges.
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Almost half the total earned by hosts last year — $25.8 million — came in the five peak travel weekends of 2019, the company said.
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If a persuasive case can be made for an $89 piece of meat, this is it.
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The committee approved a pair of contracts that will help shape the future of two key Long Island Rail Road stations.
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Supervisor Chad Lupinacci is accused of sexual harassment and assault by a former aide who worked for him when Lupinacci was a state assemblyman.
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Valerie Cartright will seek the Democratic nomination to run for the seat vacated by Republican Kenneth LaValle.
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Zeldin became a fixture at the closed-door House impeachment inquiry hearings held last fall, slamming the Democrats and their methods.
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Clinton said Sanders was "in Congress for years" but, "Nobody likes him, nobody wants to work with him, he got nothing done."
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Nassau County police said he touched a boy and a girl in separate incidents at the Broadway Mall in Hicksville.
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'Thomas & Friends' train exhibit opens at LI museum
Kids can play at an enormous train table or dress as conductors.
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See giant carved iced sculptures and roast marshmallows.
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At Amityville Music Hall, respective bands Fate's Got a Driver and The Color Fred will play back-to-back sets with a DJ spinning emo classics in between.
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Thinking about adopting a pet? These Long Island shelter dogs are looking for forever homes.
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When cheese meets pasta, beautiful things can happen.
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Paint lanterns, learn to ribbon dance and more.
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A new year commonly brings regrets about all the holiday food and drink we consumed, but it’s also a time for fresh starts and to concentrate on what’s ahead.
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NYPD officer from LI fights crime while battling cancer
Twenty-year NYPD veteran officer Ross Dichter has a remarkable record going on: The Long Island resident and married father of three has never taken a sick day.
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J.C. Penney to close Green Acres store
It will be the second anchor store to vacate Green Acres Mall in a year, since a Kohl's closed there in April last year.
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C.J. Beathard says of slain brother: 'He would have loved to experience this'
49ers' third-string QB wasn't thinking about Super Bowl LIV. He was thinking about his brother, Clay, the LIU QB killed last month.
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President Trump should testify in his impeachment trial
Every American should insist on hearing directly from the president.
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AOC finally has a bipartisan idea
AOC is refusing to support policies that aid career politicians entrenched in party-friendly gerrymandered districts.
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Beltran did the right thing by departing
Reader letters to Newsday about parking in Patchogue, Trump's relationship with the media and more.
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A new clock will replace the broken one through a donation from former Assemb. Harvey Weisenberg, who dedicated a memorial to law enforcement there in 1994.
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Homicide detectives had been investigating the death of the man, whose body was found Monday in a parking lot behind a bar, police said.
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She said the naming of an interim chief executive without her authority was neither "lawful or appropriate."
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The 9-hole course is spread through village restaurants and bars.
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Queens Medical Associates, a medical oncology and hematology practice, has agreed to join Northwell Health.
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Two of the robberies occurred at Pizza Hut and Domino's restaurants in Centereach. The third occurred at a Holtsville 7-11 store, police said.
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Most of the older homes are typically farmhouses and Colonial Federalist styles that date back to the 1700s.
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After decades of delays, the $2.6B LIRR Third Track project is currently underway. Learn the fascinating history of the project.
