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Trump's coronavirus press conference wasn't reassuring
At no time over the course of the news conference did Trump supply evidence that he had any idea what he was talking about.
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Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign consists largely of promises he cannot reasonably be expected to fulfill.
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Reader letters to Newsday about supreme court justices, fracking and more.
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Need a standard and coordinated response.
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In an era of memes, a Long Island content creator defends his right to be political.
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Preparedness and a steady source of actionable information is the key to avoiding panic.
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Biden is drawing heavy support from older voters of every race and creed, and Sanders is doing the same with younger ones.
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Why has Trump repeatedly excused Putin for everything from aggression toward Ukraine to meddling in the elections?
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The best way for Democrats to defeat Trump's fake populism is with the real thing, coupled with an agenda of systemic reform.
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Reader letters to Newsday about Grumman and the Bethpage plume.
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Need a standard and coordinated response.
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D.C. shouldn't downplay deadly disease
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It's a step toward a rebalancing of gender relations.
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Not useful in state awash with wagers.
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It should be held to account for the contamination it caused in Bethpage
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Roger Stone was prosecuted, not persecuted.
Phyllis, William Jr., John, and Mr. and Mrs. William Cotter. Credit: Jim O’Rourke/Newsday
Bill Levitt. Credit: Dan Sheehan/Newsday
Christopher Neidt
Christopher Neidt
The Cotter house in 1953.
Long Islanded Divided series by Newsday.
Newsday editorial, 1949
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Joshua Ruff
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Herbie Wheeler
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Letter to the editor October 1947
Newsday editorial board response 1947
Original Levittown lease. Credit: Levittown Historial Society
Newsday editorial 1949
Newsday editorial 1949
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At no time over the course of the news conference did Trump supply evidence that he had any idea what he was talking about.
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Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign consists largely of promises he cannot reasonably be expected to fulfill.
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Preparedness and a steady source of actionable information is the key to avoiding panic.
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Why has Trump repeatedly excused Putin for everything from aggression toward Ukraine to meddling in the elections?
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The best way for Democrats to defeat Trump's fake populism is with the real thing, coupled with an agenda of systemic reform.
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In the end, revenues and the size of future deficits will hinge on the performance of the economy.
National Cartoon Galleries
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Cartoonists from across the nation and around the world sound off on current events.
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Essays
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Dozens have stopped to talk with us, to agree or disagree, but each one has a story.
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It took being deployed during Operation Desert Storm to learn the true meaning behind being a teacher.
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A 1946 Plymouth Special Deluxe Convertible was the dream car he never forgot.
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A cat he never wanted turned out to be a beloved family pet.
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Every community should have a place like Sip This.
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A collage evokes a young man's fear and hopes from 1969.
More Opinion
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Reader letters to Newsday about the Nevada caucus and more.
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See how members of Newsday’s editorial board, along with opinion columnists William F.B. O’Reilly and Cathy Young, rated the the Democratic candidates after their square off in South Carolina.
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D.C. shouldn't downplay deadly disease