Navigate to 'projects.newsday.com'. Find the 'Long Island Divided' investigative series. Once on the series page, identify the main topic or focus of the investigation, the year it was published, and at least two key findings or aspects highlighted in the series.
Navigate to 'projects.newsday.com'. Search or navigate the page to find the 'Long Island Divided' project. This might involve looking for a prominent link, a search bar, or scrolling through featured projects. Once on the 'Long Island Divided' project page, identify the primary subject matter of the investigation. Locate the publication year or timeframe of the series. Read through the introductory text or summary to identify at least two significant findings, revelations, or key aspects of the investigation. Synthesize the main topic, publication year, and two key findings into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to 'projects.newsday.com'. The agent successfully locates and accesses the 'Long Island Divided' project page. The main topic of the investigation is correctly identified as housing discrimination or racial steering in Long Island. The publication year is correctly identified (e.g., 2019). At least two distinct key findings or aspects of the investigation are stated (e.g., real estate agents disproportionately steered minority homebuyers, agents reinforced segregation, agents used tactics to block minority buyers, or the investigation involved extensive testing and data analysis).