Columnists

Winner George W. Bush was sworn in for the first time on Jan. 20, 2001. Loser Trump leaves the White House on Wednesday, as a one-term president.
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The incoming Biden administration could find a way to recognize working patriots who did their jobs even while enduring Trump-led attacks and threats.
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For days, it was like "The Hunger Games" meets "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" out there as Long Islanders scrambled to find vaccines.
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The nation's capital has been fortified by necessity to ensure a peaceful transfer of power after last week's massive security breakdown.
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Levittown was a place where pretension had no home, where everyone rowed the same social and economic boats.
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This week's religious leaders discuss how their faiths view the philosophy of nonviolence espoused by, among others, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and Mohandas Gandhi.
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By now it is plain: The projected lie will always be Trump's chosen method, sometimes with disastrous results.
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Nearly a year later, GOP senators have a second chance to contain Trump's damage by constitutionally replacing him with Pence.
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Trump sent her and other supporters on a doomed mission to march on the U.S. Capitol for a show of strength to prevent the affirmation of his election loss.
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To look strong, the president incites others, always strutting behind those with the guns.
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The Column: The benefits of being not dead
You lose touch with somebody and, before you know it, he or she shows up in an obituary.