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Long Island Republican leaders said they need to continue to buffer local candidates from the nationwide blue wave by focusing on everyday local issues.

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Unless Congress acts, a projected 2032 funding shortfall could trigger a 22% reduction in Social Security retirement benefits.


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Arlette Flores of Southampton High School is this year's recipient of the award, given to a school social worker who goes "above and beyond an already overwhelming job description."




Another wipeout for stocks tied to the buildout of AI data centers is overwhelming Wall Street and more than erasing all its gains from the day before, which was its best in three months.




They match a franchise record with 84 points before halftime. Jalen Brunson leads scores 33 points as Knicks move to 4-4.




Joseph T. Gonong remains an officer today because he slipped through a narrow six-week window between his resignation and decertification and the enactment of a state law.





The senior, Farmingdale's Avery Schuhmacher, Port Washington's Vienna Yu and Lynbrook's Victoria Coniglio will compete for a state championship on Nov. 20.
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