The Necessary Standard for American Education: The Twenty-Fourth Amendment
Nearly a century after the end of the Civil War, civil rights violations still occurred, predominantly in the post-Reconstruction South. The exceptionally dark time in
Nearly a century after the end of the Civil War, civil rights violations still occurred, predominantly in the post-Reconstruction South. The exceptionally dark time in

Congressman Andrew Garbarino (R-Bayport), in partnership with Congresswoman Claudia Tenney (R, NY-24), has reintroduced the Local Law Enforcement Protection Act, a federal bill aimed at

In a narrow but consequential 215–214 vote last week, the House of Representatives approved President Donald Trump’s (R-FL) signature legislative package, dubbed the One Big

By District Attorney Ray Tierney With the budget fight over, New York’s progressive legislators are now pushing a trio of bills—the Second Look Act, Elder

Cover photo: Wreaths laid at the Raynor Park monument (Credit – Matt Meduri) As Suffolk County’s communities dotted the landscape with parades and solemn remembrance

Cover photo: Legislature Candidate Sal Formica (R-Commack) (Credit – Formica for Legislature) There are two open seats in the eighteen-member Suffolk County Legislature: the Babylon-based

Cover photo: Residents of the ‘smart’ house cut the ribbon on their new home (Credit – Matt Meduri) Despite the drawbacks of a highly technological

Cover photo: C.I. H.S. Juniors Heisel Fuentes Delgado and Allyson Saravia (Credit – Matt Meduri) Two Central Islip High School juniors were recognized last week
Long Island families struggling under the weight of high property taxes may soon see long-awaited relief thanks to a provision championed by Congressman Nick LaLota

On the November 2025 ballot, all eighteen districts of the Suffolk County Legislature are up for grabs. Legislators are limited to six (6) two-year terms.