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Medicare-Eligible Population Backs Biden’s Plan to Cut Beneficiaries’ Costs, Address Solvency

Americans 65 or older overwhelmingly support a list of White House health proposals, including a measure to expand Medicare’s drug negotiation powers

Fumio Kishida’s Political Future Is Deeply Uncertain

Japan’s upcoming local elections could determine the embattled prime minister’s political future, with knock-on effects for regional geopolitics

World Bank and IMF Remain Largely Popular in Developing Countries

By contrast, public opinion in high-income countries, particularly in Central Europe, tends to be more negative

The Subscription Divide: Millennials Love Them. Baby Boomers Are Dubious

Younger consumers and men are much more interested in paying for subscriptions than older ones and women, according to new Morning Consult data

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