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Feds Highlight Alleged Quid Pro Quo in Eric Adams Indictment

Mayor Eric Adams walks out of 500 Pearl street with a furrowed brow in a blue suit and red tie.

Federal prosecutors on Friday pushed back forcefully on a motion by Mayor Eric Adams to dismiss a key bribery count against him.  In fighting his indictment by Manhattan U.S. Attorney Damian Williams, Adams moved to dismiss a bribery count by insisting he was not doing favors for the Turkish government. Adams was merely performing routine […]

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Ohio State president wants the university to offer a “pathway for every single student” in the state by 2035

Enrolling more than 65,400 students, Ohio State is one of the largest universities in the country.  And if new university president Walter “Ted” Carter’s plans come to fruition, those numbers will only grow.  “There are a lot of students, a lot of families here, whose dream is to send a student to Ohio State,” he […]

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Kansas City nurses said a new contract will mean higher pay and better patient care

The exterior of Research Medical Center in Kansas City where the nurse union last week signed a new three-year contract.

Registered nurses at two HCA-owned Kansas City hospitals get “substantial” pay raises under new three-year contracts ratified in October. National Nurses United, the union representing registered nurses at Research Medical Center in Kansas City and Menorah Medical Center in Overland Park, said in a press release that the pay bump will make it easier to […]

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