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Speaking to reporters, Jay Sekulow, President Donald Trump's personal lawyer, attacks the Democrats' arguments in the impeachment trial in Washington on Friday.
Senate floor belongs to Trump team as defense case opensThe floor of the U.S. Senate now belongs to President Donald Trump's lawyers as they push for an acquittal on charges that he abused his power and obstructed Congress.
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First responders remember 1990 Avianca airliner crash
When dawn came, they had saved 85 souls, about half of the 158 passengers and crew on board.
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Nine months after Northwell executives signed on to help run Nassau University Medical Center, hospital board members suspended the arrangement.
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Taxes on the 30-by-100 lot in the Connetquot Central School District are only $5,419.
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In the Senate, some Dems are proposing rollbacks for the bail reform that went into effect Jan. 1.
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The New York Health Department had been investigating four suspected cases of coronavirus infection, but one has been determined to be negative, the state said.
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Coastal flood advisories have been issued for Nassau County and the North Shore of Suffolk County today.
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End-of-life doulas advocate for and provide emotional and spiritual support for the terminally ill and their families.
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Denise Burkhard was transferred to another school in the Wantagh district. The school board says it followed policy and procedure.
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The former Mets second baseman was found not guilty of assaulting his then-girlfriend during a domestic incident at the woman's home last August.
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Let the debates begin.
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The best concerts, festivals, parties and cultural events in Nassau and Suffolk.
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It's a new year, a new decade even, and there are many areas in life destined for a fresh start, including that jungle you call your closet.
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We found family-friendly activities to do this winter on Long Island, both outdoors and in.
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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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An antique bottle show and sale comes to Bayport on Jan. 26.
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Paint lanterns, learn to ribbon dance and more.
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Long Island babies had rare illnesses due to tick bites
The cases were so rare that doctors at Stony Brook Children's Hospital and Hampton Community Healthcare chronicled them in a medical journal.
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Port Jefferson to host new winter ice festival
Ice carvings by a Guinness Book of World Record holder will be placed throughout the village for a winter wonderland experience.
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Soul food spot opens in Medford off LIE
Some superb fried chicken has appeared in Suffolk County, with a battered, peppery crust that has a touch of heat and a crackling moonscape of crisp.
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The horrors of Auschwitz
Death camp's atrocities must remind us to guard against hatred, cruelty and violence.
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Peanuts no, pussycats (and mini-horses) yes?
There's reason to be concerned about fraudulent claims of "emotional support" pets.
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Democrats have a real corruption problem
Remember: Those who scream the loudest about corruption are often the most corrupt.
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'They're calling it a silver tsunami:' More LI seniors modifying homes to 'age in place'
The cost of renovations to accommodate a wheelchair or walker can be steep, but for most seniors staying at home is less expensive than moving to a senior living facility.
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Pay one price and have your drinks, food and game viewing all taken care of.
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Cops: 70-year-old hit, killed crossing road in Oakdale
George Collins, 70, of Islip, died following the 3:55 p.m. incident on eastbound Sunrise Highway Service Road about a half-mile west of Oakdale Bohemia Road, police said.
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Nassau police denied the allegations, and said the boy was arrested in connection with an assault of a man. They said he was not harmed by police.
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Cops: Man arrested after striking victim with sign
Edgar Hernandez, 26, hit a 57-year-old man with a metal Boost Mobile advertisement sign following an argument about 2:19 p.m. Friday on Fulton Avenue in Hempstead, police said.
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Ishmael Jefferson was one of three victims in a fatal car crash on the Southern State Parkway earlier this month.
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Bail reform in spotlight in case of man indicted in Nassau burglaries
A court heard arguments related to the state's new bail reform law as the attorney, for a man indicted in a series of burglaries, challenged a judge's decision to deny his client's release from jail.
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The number of riders on an average weekday on the LIRR has increased by more than 8,000 since 2011, even as train reliability trends downwards.
Join us for a discussion of housing discrimination on Long Island, following a three-year investigation by Newsday.
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