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Finding peace and closure can seem a Sisyphean task.

Pain and relief in the twilight zone

Only the party itself can or will be held responsible for whom it nominates.

It's up to WFP to avoid being hijacked

The policy chaos has gotten worse since the "peace plan" was unveiled.

Incoherent Ukraine policy yields a big setback

Pearl Harbor will be remembered and commemorated, as it is every Dec. 7.

As memory fades into history, what then?

Tension with the city could get dicey for Blakeman in a statewide race.

Queens 'border' defense is less than meets the eye

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Port Washington's honeymoon of a sewer district race

We should stick to the truth and do what we can to fight plastic pollution.

The real microplastics problem isn't in your brain

For the bottom quartile, real wages are not rising as fast as for the other two.

Affordability isn't a hoax. It's not a crisis for most, either

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Musings: Lower our flag every Dec. 7

Musings: Unexpected joy brightens holidays

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As Long Island's population ages, struggles will multiply.

As elder care only grows, more oversight needed

But changing habits won't be easy, even at home.

AI can help your kids do more than cheat at tests

Long Island nursing employment drops amid shortages

That's something everyone surely would be clamoring to get.

Fighting dementia could be as easy as the shingles vaccine

Naturalization now a sad state of affairs, more

Where did these folders come from? Who compiled them?

Long Island ratepayers deserve answers

This wasn't a last-minute hearing on an obscure point of policy.

Trump officials snub important hearing

Stefanik stings Blakeman early over past Hempstead intrigue

It's easy to think of Gehry as an episodic architect, but nothing could be further from the truth.

Frank Gehry's generous and democratic architecture

The path to understanding our differences.

You need more friends who aren't like you

Climate aims dim, Nassau a Blakeman steppingstone?

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