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The kidney program was on the table because a new report by the Government Accountability Office had found that Medicare had overpaid for dialysis by up to $880 million in 2011.
Lindsay Lohan has earned the nickname "sticky fingers" again, because a new report claims the troubled actress stole $15,000 worth of clothing from the set of "Scary Movie 5"! "It was the talk of the set in Atlanta," a source told the National Enquirer.
And getting information without subpoena power has become much harder because, as a new report in U.S. News & World Report puts it, the Bush administration has "dropped a shroud of secrecy across many critical operations of the federal government".
That thought comes to mind because of a new report from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, which offers some troubling recommendations for how colleges and universities should rethink admissions.
That is, in part, a pity, because according to a new report by US-China Economic and Security Review Commission, China's aid to the developing world does not adhere to international standards such as governmental reform and human rights protection; this undermines efforts by the United States to initiate such reforms in Burma, Venezuela and Sudan.
State prison populations, which have grown for nearly four decades, have begun to dip, according to a new report, largely because of recent efforts to keep parolees out of prison and reduce prison time for nonviolent offenders.
One of Britain's most threatened birds of prey, the hen harrier, is being almost entirely eradicated from grouse moors because of systematic persecution, a new report has found.
A third of Britain is effectively off-limits to lower-income working families because private rents are unaffordable, a new report claims.
OO Scotland Could Be Fossil -Fuel Free by 2030 says a new report because of its wind power development.
A new report named the foreign ministry.
A new report explains why companies relocate.
