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Nonprofits receiving public funds to provide shelter and other services are engaging in practices that risk misusing taxpayer money, according to a new report.

A spokesperson for District Attorney Darcel Clark said her investigations division is working with the city’s fire and buildings departments.

An OB-GYN named Thomas J. Byrne was stripped of his New York medical license in 1991 for what the health department called gross negligence, among other charges. For his former patients and their families, the restoration of his license in the state stirs up feeling of anger and betrayal.

Patient safety experts are concerned that loopholes in the federal system for physician oversight allow some doctors with questionable track records to avoid further scrutiny.

Dr. Thomas J. Byrne was stripped of medical license in New York in 1991. Records show the Oklahoma medical board initially denied him a license to practice. Months later, it reversed that decision.

Why is George Santos running for re-election? Campaign finance experts have a theory.

"It's as we knew and suspected: that hit and run is the most neglected serious crime going on in New York City today."

If there's something strange in the subway station, who ya gonna call?