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Brooklyn yeshiva seeks a route around rent stabilization.

Bloomberg administration looks overseas to combat poverty at home.

New rules require hospitals to get serious about communicating with patients who don’t speak English.

New report links illness among new immigrants to shoddy housing.

Proposed rent increases were the big news at last week’s hearing, but other important provisions were also in play.

New documentary draws anger from audience in Crown Heights.

How one tireless college senior is taking on the Metropolitan Transportation Authority—and winning results.

Judge finds that WeCare discriminates against disabled recipients.

New legislation would classify profession as “physically taxing.”

Report urges better collaboration between the City University of New York and the Department of Education on college prep.

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