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Nominee for Ambassador to Hungary Co-Owns a Nursing Home That’s Suing the Trump Administration Over Medicare Payments — Ron Wyden | ChamberLight
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President Trump's nominee for Ambassador to Hungary, Benjamin Landa, is embroiled in a legal battle with the administration over an audit alleging his nursing home received $31.2 million in Medicare overpayments.
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ALSO MENTIONED Letitia James, New York Attorney General mentioned for past lawsuits; Thomas March Bell, HHS Inspector General named as defendant
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