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Dobie: A Democratic debate, or a slugfest?

The biggest presidential debate lollapalooza in U.S. history kicks off Wednesday in Miami. Two nights, 20 candidates (of a record 24), not enough...

Michael Dobie

Newsday

1 previous day

Marshall: Will prevailing wage ever prevail?

Now what? That’s the question developers and labor leaders are asking after the legislative session ended in Albany without a deal on prevailing...

Randi F. Marshall

Newsday

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O'Reilly: Trump in need of a new shtick

By most measures, Donald Trump had a hugely successful campaign kickoff in Orlando on Tuesday. The Amway Center was packed — many ardent supporters...

William F. B. Oreilly

Newsday

1 21.06.2019

Filler: Trying to change the world one ad at a time

It’s amazing how sexist attempts to banish sexism can be. In England last week, the Committee of Advertising Practice proclaimed that harmful...

Lane Filler

Newsday

1 19.06.2019

Dobie: Getting Hempstead School District back on track

The era of state legislators steering clear of the troubled Hempstead school district is over. Assemb. Taylor Raynor and Sen. Kevin Thomas were...

Michael Dobie

Newsday

1 19.06.2019

Opinion: A Trump-Kushner optical illusion

President Donald Trump, by claiming great success in using dollars and cents as carrots and sticks, has redefined the phrase “American values.”...

Dan Raviv

Newsday

2 18.06.2019

Young: Two inspiring victories for freedom

In recent days, two inspiring events took place in two very different parts of the world — events that qualify as victories for freedom. In Hong...

Cathy Young

Newsday

10 18.06.2019

Dobie: Reason to fear era of 'deepfakes'

Gabon’s president had not been seen for months. Out of the African country to get treatment for a stroke, Ali Bongo was rumored to be dead. Then...

Michael Dobie

Newsday

2 17.06.2019