Columnists
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Trump and his acolytes face new tests of how much longer the defeated president can play boss of his own brand of the Grand Old Party.
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Long Island officials already are dealing with issues including how to determine when drivers are impaired by marijuana.
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This week's clergy discuss how their congregations are honoring those affected by COVID-19 with prayer, religious rituals and good works.
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God Squad: Ramadan comes during spring this year
The floating nature of the holiday gives rise to the wonderful Muslim greeting, "May you celebrate Ramadan in every season of the year."
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Corporations' role in public affairs has become a salient topic in national politics, largely shaped by the change in White House administrations.
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As Russia escalates hostile actions in Ukraine, a key question arises over whether Putin is "testing" the Biden administration.
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Community activists continue to push for outside oversight of complaints about police conduct.
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Lurid scandals of member of Congress come and go, but the storm around Rep. Matt Gaetz has timely implications for the national Republican Party.
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As services begin to return to Long Island churches, this week's clergy discuss Easter's message of hope in troubled times.
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Discussion on tax fairness should include boosting IRS enforcement, not just the planned rate hikes on top corporations and top earners.