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Members of Newsday's editorial board rank the debate performances
Here’s how some members of the Newsday editorial board ranked the candidates on their performance during the ninth Democratic debate in Las Vegas.
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The Newsday editorial board discussed the 9th Democratic presidential debate in Las Vegas via Slack.
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Tell us which roadways on Long Island are in the worst condition and which need the most repairs.
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Start with a to-do list and then spend.
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The candidates in the special election for the 12th Assembly District seat vacated by Republican Andrew Raia are set … for now.
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According to a leaked recording of a Trump campaign official, Trump is all in on the "voter fraud" theme this year.
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If the Democrats truly want to be successful, they need to appeal to the millions of Americans who want a centrist candidate.
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Once again, we're teetering on the brink of nuclear conflict instead of taking steps toward de-escalation and disarmament.
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Reader letters to Newsday about the death of Thomas Valva, robocalls and more.
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Former mayor has a lot to offer but much of it may not be what Dems are looking for.
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Start with a to-do list and then spend.
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Ending the requirement that power plants reduce toxic pollutants, including mercury, in their emissions is a terrible idea.
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Those chosen for mercy or redemption say something about the presidents who make them.
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For congestion pricing to start up next year, federal approval must come soon.
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Land mines remain a danger to life and limb long after the wars are over.
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Check on power is needed no matter who is president.
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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Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Joshua Ruff
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Herbie Wheeler
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Dateline: Long Island/Hartley Productions
Letter to the editor October 1947
Newsday editorial board response 1947
Original Levittown lease. Credit: Levittown Historial Society
Newsday editorial 1949
Newsday editorial 1949
Newsday editorial 1948
Newsday editorial 1957
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According to a leaked recording of a Trump campaign official, Trump is all in on the "voter fraud" theme this year.
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If the Democrats truly want to be successful, they need to appeal to the millions of Americans who want a centrist candidate.
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Once again, we're teetering on the brink of nuclear conflict instead of taking steps toward de-escalation and disarmament.
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Bloomberg's admittance to this week's debate shows both his strengths as a candidate and opens him up to scrutiny from others.
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If Sanders or Bloomberg wins the nomination, it will be interesting to see if they shape the Democratic party in their image.
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Similar to freedom of speech, the right to bear arms is not unlimited.
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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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.
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Life in glimpses: Excerpts from 2019 Expressway reader essays.
More Opinion
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Ending the requirement that power plants reduce toxic pollutants, including mercury, in their emissions is a terrible idea.
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Those chosen for mercy or redemption say something about the presidents who make them.
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In honor of Presidents Day and as he approaches his own retirement, Rep. Pete King took a trip down memory lane on Monday with a 1,300-word statement on all the presidents he has met.