Thursday, October 1, 2026
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Your brain is far more important than your car. Buying or leasing a new one is impossible. Warranties don’t exist for it, and there is no extended coverage available for purchase. The one you have now is the only one you’ll ever own. Be just as vigilant about checking it each year.
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By Charles J. Fuschillo JR.
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11/5/25
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Right now, Congress should be in session and at work negotiating a bipartisan package that lowers costs and protects quality, affordable health care in an economically sound way.
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By Laura Gillen
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11/4/25
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Today’s isolationists have no sense of history, and naively claim that “nation building” must be disregarded. Trump must stand firm behind his Gaza agreement and solidify his position in history as a true peacemaker.
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By Peter King
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10/28/25
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The choice before New Yorkers isn’t between left and right. It’s between stability and chaos. Let’s hope they choose wisely.
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By Ari Brown
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10/28/25
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The health of our democracy doesn’t depend on who holds office next year; it depends on whether we still believe, collectively, that truth and decency are worth defending.
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By Michael Blitz
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10/28/25
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With Veterans Day approaching, I’m proud to report that in my first legislative session in Albany, I introduced a bill to protect veterans from fraud, and voted for legislation and a budget that keeps the welfare of veterans top of mind.
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By Siela A. Bynoe
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10/28/25
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On Long Island, the Red Cross stands as a beacon of compassion and readiness, providing aid when emergencies leave families shattered and communities reeling.
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10/28/25
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Santos was a big disappointment, and all of Long Island regrets the leniency he was given that he didn’t deserve.
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By Jerry Kremer
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10/28/25
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Echoing Pellegrino’s vision, D’Angelo added, “Health care is a calling. Every minute of every day, we have an opportunity to change someone’s life for the better.”
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By Karl Grossman
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10/21/25
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The tragic deaths of too many New Yorkers have shown how dangerous and addictive kratom can be. Some people seeking alternative remedies to pain, insomnia, anxiety, fatigue and other problems have unknowingly been at risk, and some have died believing this substance was natural, safe and had therapeutic value.
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By Judy Griffin
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10/21/25
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