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Times Insider
Matters of Public Record: Rich Resource for Reporters
Reporters James Glanz and Agustin Armendariz explain why their front page story about cancer fraud allegations reminds us about the importance of public records.https://www.nytimes.com/2017/03/08/science/cancer-carlo-croce.html
Dr. Croce's work is suddenly in tatters.
He will be lucky to save his tenure.
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Science
Years of Ethics Charges, but Star Cancer Researcher Gets a Pass
Dr. Carlo Croce was repeatedly cleared by Ohio State University, which reaped millions from his grants. Now, he faces new whistle-blower accusations.As above.
Dr. Carlo Croce will be lucky to save his tenure.
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U.S.
Justice Dept. Declines to Back Claim Trump Is Not Under Investigation
Officials said the White House had not relied on any information from the Justice Department when it denied the existence of an investigation.I have been told that it is impossible to logically prove a negative.
I will observe that the F.B.I. is always interested in who the Russian diplomats are talking to. Conversations are between two people. Russian counterparties have not been mentioned.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counterparty
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Opinion
Falling Subway and Bus Ridership in New York
Readers cite the poor subway service on the weekend, and the crisis in city bus service.We can hope it is temporary while new residents learn to use the system.
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Health
American Medical Association Opposes Republican Health Plan
The doctors’ group, which backed the Affordable Care Act, said it was concerned that too many people would lose health coverage under the House bill.The A.M.A. has had another think.
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N.Y. / Region
A Mediterranean Escape on the Upper East Side
Korali, with its fresh seafood, Greek olive oil, airy décor and cheerful customer base, makes for the perfect ode to a taverna.U.S.
E.P.A. Chief Says He Doubts Carbon Dioxide’s Role in Global Warming
The statement by Scott Pruitt, the head of the Environmental Protection Agency, contradicts scientific consensus that carbon dioxide is heating the planet.N.Y. / Region
Fighting for New York’s Homeless: What’s Fair?
Mayor Bill de Blasio proposes shelters in the neighborhoods that homeless people come from. Council members say they should be distributed across the city. Cue showdown.N.Y. / Region
Amid de Blasio’s Modest Goals on Homelessness, State Proposal Gains Support
With Mayor Bill de Blasio saying New York City hoped to reduce its shelter population by 4 percent over five years, a Queens lawmaker says his idea for a rental assistance program could do more.Opinion
Follow the Health Care Money
The Republican health care bill is, in no small measure, a tax cut for the wealthy.|
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