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SENTENCED TO THREE YEARS FOR $18 MILLION HEALTH CARE FRAUD SCHEME

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NYU BUYS 3 METROTECH CENTER TO EXPAND TANDON SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING’S PROGRAMS

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GUN TRAFFICKING TAKEDOWN YIELDS RECOVERY OF 57 FIREARMS

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CONGRESS VOTES TO END RAILROAD LABOR DISPUTE, ENFORCE AGREEMENT

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FEDERAL APPEALS COURT NIXES ROLE OF SPECIAL MASTER IN JUSTICE DEPT. PROBE

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