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Latest election news
- Georgia official: With Biden leading by about 1,500 votes, 'there will be a recount'
- GOP divided over Trump's baseless claims of election fraud
- Trump predicts 'lot of litigation' in fight to keep his job
- 'Guesses upon guesses': Polls fall short again in 2020, raising red flags for future contests
- Twin Senate runoffs in Georgia could shape Biden presidency
- States still in play and what makes them that way
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1600: Trump's sons tweet lonely, desperate cry for help
Eric and Don Jr. got few GOP officials to support false fraud claims, openly criticized by Republicans who want the electoral process respected.
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LI races to watch as absentee ballots are counted
Some Election Night leads may hold up, others may not. Read more
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Here's how the Electoral College works
The national popular vote alone does not guarantee victory.
Top Stories
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State making progress in 'hot spots,' Cuomo says, but upstate a problem
The levels on Long Island are "good news," Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo said, but he added: "Western New York is a problem."
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Cohen closes on Mets purchase, becoming majority owner
The Long Island native said in a statement that he's excited to get started with the 2021 season coming soon.
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Housing bias claim ends in $11,000 settlement
Would-be renters with disabilities complained that Glen Arms Apartments in Glen Cove had discriminated against them, group says.
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Whole Foods opens 5th LI store; will hire 2,500 in metro area
Whole Foods Market is looking to fill thousands of permanent and seasonal jobs at stores in the metropolitan area, including a new supermarket that opened in Garden City on Thursday.
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Protesters, police clash again in NYC
Marchers Thursday night advocated for a range of causes, including the end of capitalism, the abolition of the police and rights for Black transgender people.
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Charity on tap: Limited-edition beer to help hospitality workers
Unemployed hospitality workers can check eligibility requirements and apply for a one-time disbursement of $250, LIHA president says.
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DA: Charges against Streep's nephew reduced to misdemeanors
Meryl Streep's nephew Charles Harrison Streep now faces misdemeanor assault and strangulation charges for an attack on a East Hampton man, the Suffolk DA's office said.
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New Farmingdale eatery reinvents Chinese takeout
Using computer-assisted technology to mimic wok cooking, the spot produces Chinese food with less oil and no need for skilled chefs.
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Lend America exec gets third delay in reporting to prison
Michael Ashley, who pleaded guilty to bank fraud in the collapse of the billion-dollar-a-year mortgage lender, diverted over $50M from the company, court filings say.
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Curran veto of GOP budget amendments stands
The Nassau County executive, a Democrat, says Republicans have overestimated 2021 county sales tax revenues.
Tracking LI's Recovery
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New COVID-19 travel rules in play, but will they be enforced?
Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo's executive order says travelers arriving from out of state must have a negative coronavirus test result within three days before their departure for New York.
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Downtown firms to be polled about COVID impact
The Rauch Foundation in Garden City is asking downtown business owners to take a survey that will help determine steps for economic recovery from COVID.
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Higher COVID-19 cases in Nassau, as positives edge up in NY
The state reported there were 2,997 new COVID-19 positives, the highest daily count of new cases since early May.
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Doctor concerned about COVID-19 protocol for children's asthma
Allergy and asthma specialist Dr. Harvey Miller says he's asked health officials to clarify rules for children in schools who may depend on nebulizers. Other doctors favor the use of inhalers.
Editors' Picks
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Temporary layoffs become permanent for hundreds of LI workers
Retailers, a law firm, a bank, a fitness chain and a soda distributor turn to permanent staff cuts as they cut back, shutter or move.
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Costco selling do-it-yourself COVID tests online
Testing is inching closer to the mass market with Costco offering an at-home test, CVS adding LI testing locations and a Manhattan firm working to simplify the testing process.
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LI sports leagues help restart social scene
"Everyone was itching to get back," a league member says.
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Trump's baseless attack on the election
His unfounded claims of fraud must stop.
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All the votes must be counted
Do not let President Trump mislead you about mailed ballots.
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Confronting the new American poverty
There's a new American poverty, and it's spreading through every corner of our nation.
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Why are we rushing to reopen?
Reader letters to Newsday about COVID-19 restrictions on businesses and more.
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No Wi-Fi, no problem: LI spots where you can unplug to recharge
Take a digital detox at these outdoor spots that offer peace and quiet.
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Veterans Day freebies and discounts 2020
Shopping and meal deals honor military members this Veterans Day.
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7 ski resorts for beginners near LI, NYC
Here are seven small-to-medium-sized resorts within 125 miles of Long Island.
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Family-owned LI garden center finds roots in home décor and design
Nicolette's For The Home, an interior design studio in Southold that specializes in kitchens and bathrooms, has unusual roots — in the live plants and flowers business.
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Holiday gifts for everyone on your list
Here are the top holiday gifts of 2020.
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TeenHacksLI coding marathon set for three dates this November
High school-aged coders will collaborate to tackle real-world issues.
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3 LI spots offering hot chocolate 'bombs'
The trendy, eye-catching confection is having a social media moment.
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