When they find themselves in over their head, moms and dads on the hook for big student loans on their children's behalf can pursue a number of options to get relief. Success isn't guaranteed.

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Nearly 28 teenagers from fire departments across Nassau and Suffolk are at Camp Fahrenheit 516 in Old Bethpage for an intense round of firefighter training, the only one of its kind in the country, an organizer says.  

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Follow food writer Scott Vogel on an epic lobster roll crawl along the South Shore.

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McGhee, an expert in social policy and economics, will discuss her best-seller "The Sum of Us," her career, and more.

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A Suffolk officer said a man struggled and tried to take his baton and pepper spray and was only subdued with the help of two Good Samaritans.

Tyrone Absolam, 41, of Jamaica, Queens, was formally charged with with aggravated vehicular homicide and driving under the influence among other violations. He was held without bail.

Lee's family came to the United States to live the American dream, and her victory puts a topper on it.

With Biles out, teammate Lee ascends to the top of the sport with Olympic gold.

Scenes from around Japan as Tokyo hosts the 2020 Summer Olympics from July 20 to Aug. 8, 2021. ...

The newly strict guidelines are aimed at boosting sluggish vaccination rates among the huge numbers of Americans who draw federal paychecks and to set an example for private employers around the country.

New York could get $10.76 billion for the MTA, about $13.5 billion for highways, $937 million for airports and more for Amtrak and water projects, he says.

The number of Americans collecting unemployment benefits slid last week, another sign that the job market continues to recover rapidly from the coronavirus recession.

The agreement pushes the package toward consideration by the full Senate. It's unclear if enough Republican senators will support passage.