Robert Brodsky is a Breaking News Reporter at Newsday. With over 25 years of experience, he covers a broad range of topics including crime, social issues, and lawsuits, particularly focusing on regional interests in New York and Long Island. His work has been featured in various publications, including Finger Lakes Times, Medscape, and The New York Ledger.
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Robert's coverage focus is primarily on local news in the United States, particularly New York, with a significant emphasis on breaking and evolving stories related to crime, government & politics. His articles also cover family & relationships.
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By: Robert Brodsky
Former Queens Rep. Anthony Weiner, whose sexting scandal roiled the 2016 presidential campaign, ultimately forcing the disgraced ex-lawmaker to prison for 18 months, is attempting to resurrect his political career.
By: Robert Brodsky
Penny gave his first interview since the decision in his trial over the May 1, 2023, incident that resulted in the death of Jordan Neely.
By: Robert Brodsky
An 11th hour bid to halt a statewide ban on pet stores from selling dogs, cats and rabbits — set to go into effect on Sunday — could come down to a pair of lawsuits under consideration in Suffolk County.
The final stage of a yearslong battle between New York State Attorney General Letitia James and the National Rifle Association concluded Wednesday, with
By: Robert Brodsky
For many pro wrestling aficionados, Saturday Night's Main Event at Uniondale's Nassau Coliseum evokes childhood memories of the golden age of sports
By: Robert Brodsky
A statewide law halting the sale of dogs, cats and rabbits can go into effect Sunday after a Suffolk County judge rejected a pair of motions seeking emergency injunctions.
By: Robert Brodsky
Financially troubled Cold Spring Hills Center for Nursing & Rehabilitation will begin "evacuating" its more than 300 elderly and disabled residents
By: Robert Brodsky
A lawyer for the Woodbury nursing home declined to comment Wednesday and it was unclear when the parties would appear in court.
By: Robert Brodsky
A judge will consider a request by the New York State Attorney General's Office for a temporary restraining order to block an "emergency evacuation" of more than 300 elderly residents of a Woodbury nursing home.
By: Robert Brodsky
A Nassau judge Friday granted a temporary restraining order sought by the New York Attorney General's Office blocking Cold Spring Hills Center for
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