New Jersey Sues OxyContin Maker Claiming It Misled Public
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11/01/2017
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Columbia Professor Accused of Sexual Harassment Steps Down
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11/01/2017
City Council Approves Brooklyn Development Plan at Former Pfizer Site
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11/01/2017
Will New York's School Health Centers Survive Medicaid Change?
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11/01/2017
Cuomo Appeals To Trump As New Yorker: Don't Cripple Home State's Economy With Tax Plan
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11/01/2017
As Open Enrollment for Obamacare Begins, Confusion Reigns
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11/01/2017
Republicans Grapple with Tax Reform as Bill Release Is Delayed
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11/01/2017
Dems Weigh Government Shutdown Over Dreamers Fight
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11/01/2017
Learning How Bullying Happens In Order To Prevent It
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11/01/2017
25 Struggling New York City Schools Are Safe from Takeover, State Officials Say
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11/01/2017
De Blasio Finds Biggest Win in Pre-K, but Also Lasting Consequences
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11/01/2017
Bushwick Inlet Park Gets $17.5M Boost from The City
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11/01/2017
Top NPR Editor Accused of Sexual Harassment While at The New York Times
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11/01/2017
Five Years After Hurricane Sandy, NYC's Coastal Communities Remain Vulnerable
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11/01/2017
Amid Larger Moment, Will Albany Face Another Sexual Misconduct Reckoning?
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11/01/2017
Victoria And Albert Museum Secures £15m Endowment Fund with Saudi Donation
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11/01/2017
De Blasio's Approach to Tax Breaks Dampens Job Projections
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11/01/2017
Philanthropy 400 Special Report: Top Charities Appeal to Impatient, Policy-Minded Donors
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11/01/2017
The ‘A’ Word: John King — Why Equity Matters So Much to Me
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11/01/2017
Funded In Part by Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Bard College to Launch ‘Microcollege,’ Targeting Low-Income Applicants
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11/01/2017
Bard College plans to launch a “microcollege” at the Brooklyn Public Library and will be free for students, aiming to attract talented low-income applicants who haven’t sought degrees due to the pricetag or personal hardships