Opinion
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American political institutions seem to be giving up
The legislative and judicial branches seem to have shrugged their shoulders in the face of Trump's disregard for the law.
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They need to understand that it's a system that only succeeds when it enriches others.
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Sanders campaign is willing to play dirty. But now, his opponents are hitting back.
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There's reason to be concerned about fraudulent claims of "emotional support" pets.
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Death camp's atrocities must remind us to guard against hatred, cruelty and violence.
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Remember: Those who scream the loudest about corruption are often the most corrupt.
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Victim-blaming is an abhorrent way to conduct a defense strategy.
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The latest demographic survey confirms that Long Island is quickly becoming a much more diverse region.
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Newsday readers sound off on issues including anti-Semitic behavior and more.
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It must discharge its responsibility to be independent, especially during Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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Death camp's atrocities must remind us to guard against hatred, cruelty and violence.
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Across Long Island, towns and villages often are not properly responsive to FOIL requests.
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Science is the island's past, present and future.
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Cuomo on right track to bridge the gap.
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Nation must see all evidence against President Trump.
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He's retiring after 44 years in the State Senate.
Phyllis, William Jr., John, and Mr. and Mrs. William Cotter. Credit: Jim O’Rourke/Newsday
Bill Levitt. Credit: Dan Sheehan/Newsday
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Christopher Neidt
The Cotter house in 1953.
Long Islanded Divided series by Newsday.
Newsday editorial, 1949
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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
Newsday editorial 1948
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The legislative and judicial branches seem to have shrugged their shoulders in the face of Trump's disregard for the law.
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Sanders campaign is willing to play dirty. But now, his opponents are hitting back.
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There's reason to be concerned about fraudulent claims of "emotional support" pets.
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Remember: Those who scream the loudest about corruption are often the most corrupt.
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Victim-blaming is an abhorrent way to conduct a defense strategy.
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It must discharge its responsibility to be independent, especially during Donald Trump's impeachment trial.
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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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.
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If I had a time machine, I'd go back and witness some of the happiest moments of my life, Christmas mornings with my family.
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The world was worried about computers, but my concern was closer to home
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My earliest Hanukkah memories go back to my childhood in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, in the 1960s.
More Opinion
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Reader letters to Newsday about LIRR on-times, the Trump impeachment trial, and more.
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In defense of human rights, free speech regardless of gender, political affiliation.
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As mayor, Bloomberg said people who make fun of his Spanish should "just get a life." Now, his campaign wanted my help.