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We asked the activists their views on how the nation is confronting its past and present, and their hopes for the future. → Read More
A surprise military homecoming, the birth of a baby, an 87-year-old's high school graduation and multiple weddings were just some of the memorable moments captured during the longest day of the year on Long Island. Here are some highlights as Newsday's reporters, photographers and videographers fanned out across Nassau and Suffolk from as early as 2 a.m. on June 21 until after midnight. To see… → Read More
Going to Toys R Us, “the biggest toy store there is, gee whiz!” has created decades of memories for kids and adults alike. Now the major retailer is poised to close or sell more than 800 U.S. stores. Share your memories of a favorite toy you got from there, or from hunting the aisles on Christmas Eve or other nostalgic moments. Submit a response var submitted=false; Thank you for your… → Read More
Fever, chills, cough, sore throat, running nose and body aches. If these symptoms sound familiar, you could be fighting the flu. But how can you tell whether the source of your ailments are the flu or → Read More
If you want abs like Jennifer Aniston or "jacked" shoulders like Hugh Jackman, you better work. These fit famous people hit the gym hard to sculpt their hard bodies. Read what celebs like Jennifer Hud → Read More
It’s the first day of summer and Newsday is chronicling what a day in the life of Long Island looks like. We’re traveling across Nassau and Suffolk, from Elmont to Montauk, capturing the scenes of the day and speaking with Long Islanders. Scroll down to see live updates from our journalists, influential Instagram users and people all over LI. And to participate include the hashtag… → Read More
Excitement, pain, regret, acceptance and relief. These could be considered the five stages of running the full 26.2-miles. But emotions aside, a runner's body experiences → Read More
Could this be the ultimate Long Island collection? There's a bobblehead of Huntington native Ralph Macchio, channeling his "Karate Kid" character while sporting a New → Read More
How well do you really know New York City's premier playground? → Read More
A special tour of this New York landmark, from the crypt to the bell tower. → Read More
Excitement, pain, regret, acceptance and relief. These could be the considered the five stages of running a full 26.2-mile marathon. But emotions aside, a runner's → Read More
Thank a Long Island teacher who made a difference In honor of Teacher Appreciation Week, which runs from May 2 to May 6 this year, we’re giving you the chance to thank a Long Island teacher who has made a difference in your life or your child’s. In your response, please include the teacher’s name, the school where they taught and describe how they have had an impact. Submit your Response → Read More
As the 2016 presidential candidates were preparing their victory speeches Super Tuesday night, some Americans were making their own plans … to move to Canada. → Read More
It's a frigid winter day and yet you're at the beach. The air temperature is 20 degrees, the water is only slightly warmer and you've → Read More
You've found an apartment building that will allow dogs, but what kind of pooch should you get? According to the American Kennel Club, some breeds → Read More
If you want abs like Jennifer Aniston or "jacked" shoulders like Hugh Jackman, you better work. These fit famous people hit the gym hard to sculpt their hard bodies. Read what celebs like Jennifer Hud → Read More
Minutes before Super Bowl 50 had even kicked off Sunday night, Twitter had declared Betty White the winner. The 94-year-old comedic actress tweeted a photo → Read More
New Yorkers, after putting up with hours of pounding rain Sunday, were treated to a rare sight — a double rainbow. The multicolored light show → Read More
Think you know everything about the iconic parade? Think again. → Read More
The New York City Marathon has come a long way since 1970. → Read More