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Attucks' story is America's story
First casualty of Revolutionary War underscores the nation's promise on the 4th of July.
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Perhaps the twin traumas of a pandemic and economic catastrophe will mark a broad revival of habits forged in the Depression
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It's time for a new holiday: national day
I propose a forward-looking national holiday, not one that replaces July 4, but one that gives us room to understand our history.
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Working to knock off sitting Republicans as a punishment for spinelessness isn't worth it in this political environment.
Listen to upbeat stories about how Long Islanders are getting by — and helping each other — during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Reader letters to Newsday about a pro-Trump flotilla in the Great South Bay and more.
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In towns in South Carolina and Maine, locals love apparently misplaced memorials.
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Scott Krakower was coughing for nearly two months and lived with the terrible fear that he might get his young kids sick.
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So what would a radically centrist Democratic platform look like? Here are four ideas that are anything but mushy middle.
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NY parents expressed a decrease in success for distance learning as the pandemic has worn on, especially for low-income families.
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First casualty of Revolutionary War underscores the nation's promise on the 4th of July.
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It is an important tool against the coronavirus.
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Nation must know what Trump knew about Moscow's efforts to harm U.S. troops.
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The court supported precedent but it also messaged that it won't be co-opted by the politics of the moment.
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The Cerro Wire site could be so much more.
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There must be a deliberative process and a teaching moment that explains why these statues are being removed.
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Listen to upbeat stories about how Long Islanders are getting by — and helping each other — during the coronavirus pandemic.
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A paper’s crusade and a history of discrimination in Long Island’s foundational suburb.
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Two Long Island congressional races, two paths for the country come November.
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Perhaps the twin traumas of a pandemic and economic catastrophe will mark a broad revival of habits forged in the Depression
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It's time for a new holiday: national day
I propose a forward-looking national holiday, not one that replaces July 4, but one that gives us room to understand our history.
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So what would a radically centrist Democratic platform look like? Here are four ideas that are anything but mushy middle.
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It's not likely the president will shut off a steady flow of cash to his businesses just because he's behind in polls.
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President Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic was a watershed moment for his presidency.
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The promise of American democracy lies in its ability to rehabilitate itself.
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The possible closing of the Nassau Coliseum revived so many great memories of watching professional hockey on Long Island.
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Dad died June 19, 1989 at age 66, only a year after he retired. The last time I kissed him was on Father's Day.
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Let's all start a new campaign and sing instead of talking about politics and the world's other problems.
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What Mom misses most, I think, is the human contact with family.
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A wrap for this business partnership.
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Especially this year, I'll miss going to the local parade to celebrate with others.
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It is an important tool against the coronavirus.
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It's not likely the president will shut off a steady flow of cash to his businesses just because he's behind in polls.
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President Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic was a watershed moment for his presidency.