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We resigned ourselves to its demise, and all seemed lost.

My fig tree came back, like we all can

It was a time full of public traumas too secondary to make the main news cycle.

Fear, reaction lasted through that surreal season

Our memories of that day are usually tucked away. But examining them is important work.

Remembering 9/11 without being consumed

Blakeman backed down on 287(g), while forging ahead with campaign drama.

'Local Cops,' broad political battlefield

Marion Otten's husband was killed in the attacks. Now her boys are "dads in the way Michael was a dad."

Lives remade, and pride, for a 9/11 family

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The Constitution assigns control of all elections to the states.

Stop Trump's midterm meddling

Mobile apps are disappearing from some of tech's most promising startups.

AI is killing the app economy and building its successor

Readers mourn lives lost on 9/11, 25 years later

We must keep monitoring and treating those who were exposed.

9/11 is still reshaping our lives

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Stockpiles of critical offensive and defensive missiles are severely depleted.

The U.S. is running out of weapons. Blame Congress

On Sept. 12, 2001, America felt different. Can we get back there?

Can we recreate the spirit of 9/12?

In some places apartments, townhomes or duplexes make more sense.

Suffolk needs all kinds of housing

Social media rules, AI for kids, clean water, FEMA, Canada tariffs

Countdown to Suffolk Dems' leadership clash

AI is growing exponentially more powerful by the day

What we learned about AI last week should terrify all of us

Often it's difficult to distinguish between what's trivial and what's not.

With Trump, the trivial things do matter

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Stu Rabinowitz has a surprising new gig

What do you want to hear from the Long Island candidates seeking your vote?

Send in your questions for candidates ahead of midterms

Solar power, like all renewables, has effectively zero marginal cost.

Green energy is taking over red Texas' power grid

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