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Trump directed Ukraine quid pro quo, Sondland says
Gordon Sondland told House impeachment investigators that he pushed for a political "quid pro quo" with Ukraine because it was what Trump wanted.
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Ex-detective Kenneth Bombace told jurors he feared he or his family would face criminal charges if he testified about Christopher Loeb's beating in 2012.
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The deal is expected to close late next year, the company said. However a watchdog group still wants a public takeover.
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Colleen Lane testified about her son's devastating injuries and his monthslong path to recovery.
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The Dec. 12 hearings come in the wake of Newsday's investigation that found evidence of unequal treatment of potential minority home buyers.
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A BMW left its lane and collided head on with a bus transporting a student in the Sag Harbor District.
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Taylor was at the forefront of battles to combat discrimination, as well as drug dealing in minority neighborhoods.
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DA: MS-13 gang member sentenced in shooting death
Jose "Smoker" Alvarenga was sentenced to up to life in prison for fatally shooting a former gang member, authorities said.
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The 3,600-square-foot facility, which will offer a range of holistic products and treatments, is expected to open next year.
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Buttigieg has gained significant ground in Iowa, which holds the nation’s first caucuses on Feb. 3.
Editors' Picks
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A 107 year old and her cabbie: The tale of 'Rosie' and 'Boom Boom'
Alan Mancini drives a lot of customers around Long Island. But what he has with "Rosie" and her longtime friend Mary Ann is different.
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LI bagel shop employee drives six hours to give woman her keys
Vinny Proscia drove to northeast Pennsylvania to drop off a set of car keys that customer Diana Chong left in his shop.
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Where LIers can get a free Thanksgiving meal
This Thanksgiving, if religious, civic and community groups have their way, no one will go hungry on Long Island.
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In the past few years, Long Island has gained a white-hot roasting culture to complement its already sprawling web of comfy coffee shops.
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Looking for things to do on Long Island? We've rounded up the best concerts, fairs, festivals, parties and cultural events going on in Nassau and Suffolk.
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Skip the crowds skating at Rockefeller Center and Central Park this season and practice your spins, jumps and crossovers on local ice.
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Archives help tell how the paper and the development grew up together.
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OPINION
An acknowledgment: Newsday missed a critical chance to leadThe editorial board supported Levittown's creation in 1947, but didn't speak out against racial covenants.
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NEWSLETTER
The Point: Trump Jr. fundraises for ZeldinThe Point is Newsday's daily opinion newsletter.
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An online DNA test from one of the cops' grandmothers brings an unexpected and stunning result.
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He defeated Democratic incumbent William Lindsay by 215 votes.
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The latest judge to step away from presiding over the lawsuit is married to a Hempstead Town commissioner, daughter of former Sen. Alfonse D'Amato.
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Nassau County paid 15,867 employees or former employees a total of more than $1 billion in 2018.
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Suffolk Federal Credit Union is unveiling signage and branding around its naming rights deal at Suffolk County Community College's sports center.
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Four ways to stay inspired and accountable while you're saving all that money.
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The small North Shore community will gather at 8 p.m. for three people killed in two separate fires that broke out within about 48 hours of each other last week.
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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.
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Investigations
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A mom trains her kids to go quiet when someone knocks. A sexually abused teen holds back on telling police. Why? Fear of deportation.
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A teen scribbled “503” on paper, he said, out of pride for his home country. It started troubles that landed him in custody for months on evidence a judge found flawed.
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Tons of contaminants were illegally deposited at Roberto Clemente Park in Brentwood and West Hills County Park in Melville. The "mastermind" in one crime got jail. In the other, no one has had to do much more than clean it up.
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Two immigrants fell in love and rebuilt their lives on LI. He was deported, which she saw as “the end of our story.” But he had other plans.
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A yearlong Newsday analysis of payroll records for more than 31,000 municipal workers found a gender pay gap.
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Riding the LIRR isn't cheap. But there's a good chance you're paying more than you have to.
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The Buy Nothing Project is a worldwide network of people giving away goods and services for free to their neighbors.
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Shortstop Gimenez, righthander Jordan Humphreys, catcher Ali Sanchez and lefthander Thomas Szapucki are now protected from next month's Rule 5 Draft.
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Jones has 15 TD passes but also has fumbled 13 times, losing nine.
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The Jets running back tweeted at the NFL that he's "done" taking "random HGH blood tests."
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Barry Trotz said the team is focused on the next game, and that they need to be better Thursday against the Penguins.
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The 28-year-old alternate captain has come alive with new second line following Mika Zibanejad's injury.
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The Giants brought the tight end back with Evan Engram recovering from his foot sprain and Rhett Ellison suffering a concussion against the Jets.
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Anthony shot 4-for-14 in his debut, scoring 10 points and turning the ball over five times.
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Schumer warns of medications sold at bargain stores
The New York senator called on Dollar Tree and Family Dollar to stop carrying Chinese-made, over-the-counter drugs that could have harmful materials.
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A committee launched the search after former CEO Winnie Mack left following a six-month stint.
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"I'm so grateful that my dad was able to do this for him. I know he is watching over us," the donor's daughter said.
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"One moment my little girl is fine and healthy and doing gymnastics and swimming, and the next minute she's fighting to be OK," says one of the mothers.
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Medicare is the federal health insurance plan, with Part B covering doctor visits, tests and screenings, as well as other outpatient services.
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Podcast Player of the Week
On episode 41 of Newsday's High School Sports Podcast, Floyd's Tyshawn Lopez was named the Podcast Player of the Week ...
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Newsday's Gregg Sarra and Roger Rubin take a look back at the semifinals and a look ahead to the county championships in football this weekend, plus the PPOW and the new polls.
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Lehnert had five blocks and five kills and Bazelais had four blocks as Flaming Arrows (18-0) moved to state championship Saturday at Albany Capital Center.
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Outside hitter's 18 kills lead Hurricanes (12-6) to state semifinals.
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See where Long Island's seniors this year will play next year in college.
