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Santos’s sentencing comes after he pleaded guilty last year to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft charges in New York.

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Medical schools are encouraging students to downplay the harmful effects of obesity amid an epidemic of obesity-related disease.

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The lawsuit argues only Congress can grant the president the authority to implement tariffs, calling Trump’s levies illegal.

The Redlands Unified School District is the third district in California to take a public stance against transgender participation in girls’ sports.

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