Dan Janison is a columnist at Newsday. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, crime and justice, and religion and spirituality, with a focus on issues related to the GOP, Donald Trump, NYC, and Bill de Blasio. His work has been featured in Yahoo News, NBC News, 7News, and Newsday Media Group.
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Dan Janison's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on legal policy regulation. He frequently covers evolving political stories and breaking news related to the Trump administration, elections, Republican Party, Democratic Party, and broader political issues.
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Possibly the biggest news of this preelection week for the Trump administration-in-waiting was the release from prison of Steve Bannon.
Even the most bizarre little moments of national history can repeat themselves in the chaotic public world of the new president-elect, Donald Trump.
The news that President-elect Donald Trump will nominate Rep. Matt Gaetz as attorney general — to get the Justice Department under the presidential
Less than a month since Election Day, President-elect Donald Trump's selections for his second administration seem to be generating more separate controversies than his first transition had at this point nearly eight years ago.
Donald Trump has long promised that once he returned to the presidency, he will pardon people convicted of crimes in the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot.
Even before Eric Adams became New York City's mayor three tumultuous years ago, suspicion stalked the political world that his penchant for rascality might soon overshadow governance in the new administration.
In December 2022, Rep. Lee Zeldin of Shirley, coming off a solid showing for governor, voiced what sounded like a sensible strategy for a renewed statewide Republican Party.
For this upcoming election cycle in New York City, the hype is building for a potential intraparty rivalry between Democratic Mayor Eric Adams and ex-Gov.
Anyone who walked into the elegant Cipollini restaurant in Manhasset on Tuesday night might have recognized indicted Democratic New York City Mayor
Faith aside, the public has an interest in whether he will execute his office.
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