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Auto insurance has become too costly, too complicated and too disconnected from the concept of fairness. Nearly every household in the state depends on a car, and when insurance premiums rise, families feel it immediately.
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By Walter T. Mosley
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3/18/26
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Above all, accountability and law and order must be restored at DHS. Our country cannot afford another secretary who defies his or her oath to uphold the Constitution. The next secretary must prioritize the safety and security of our communities and officers, undo Noem’s horrendous legacy and rebuild the American people’s trust in the Department of Homeland Security.
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By Laura Gillen
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3/18/26
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Civic engagement at the local, state and federal levels has declined significantly over the past several decades. Increasingly, it seems like we are all in our own well-maintained echo chambers, …
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By Luke Feeney
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3/13/26
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While President Trump promised us that his approach to immigration would rid us of the “worst of the worst” undocumented criminals, the reality is that some of the worst have become the president’s biggest fans. And several have become the biggest admirers of Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, the Republican gubernatorial candidate. Wilfredo Blanco Molina is one of their most ardent supporters.
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By Charles Lavine
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3/11/26
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This Sunday, March 15, is Long Covid Awareness Day. But awareness without action is futile. So let’s commit to making this the year long Covid gets the recognition, coverage and funding it so sorely needs. Our children deserve nothing less.
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3/11/26
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At this point there hasn’t been any so-called “Mamdani effect.” There are lots of things that could happen, but so far, so good. When you manage a government as large as New York City’s, however, there are many land mines ahead, any one of which could do a new, young mayor in.
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By Jerry Kremer
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3/11/26
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I love being a part of this news-gathering and opinion-formulating enterprise. From my perch, I focus inward, on family and life issues, and sometimes outward, on the political and social forces that unite and divide us.
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By Randi Kreiss
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3/11/26
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We must put aside stridency and needless political division to enjoy such moments of national patriotism, and celebrate that we are fortunate to live in the greatest nation in the history of the world. USA!
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By Peter King
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3/11/26
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So, this July Fourth, we must continue to strive, individually and as a nation to get along, to help one another, to follow laws or to petition to have them changed, as we keep and defend our rights as U.S. citizens.
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By Edwin Fare
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3/4/26
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I am particularly concerned by delays in the delivery of funding to the Mary Brennan INN, one of the many organizations on the front lines of the crisis. Its outstanding work could be greatly enhanced by county funding, and I applaud its ongoing commitment to providing meaningful, lifesaving assistance to our community.
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By Olena Nicks
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3/4/26
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