Bush appeals to GOP on immigration bill in Senate clash
President Bush uses personal clout within the Republican Party to press skeptical senators to revive his immigration bill. He travels with confidence but faces a hostile, base-aligned audience while arguing to legalize up to 12 million immigrants and tighten border security. Bush plans a GOP lunch to persuade support despite poll numbers and party divisions.
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Washington
Bush
Senate Republicans
Bulgaria
GOP
Tony Fabrizio
Fabrizio
Senate
Feeding milkshake drug shows promise against Alzheimer’s
Drunk as breakfast, the milkshake Ketasyn may fuel brain cells damaged by Alzheimer's. In a 150 patient study, those without ApoE4 showed modest cognitive gains. Meanwhile, amyloid blockers face a Phase II hurdle as hospitals’ med use variations cloud results for Alzhemed.
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WashingTon
Alzhemed
Retirement age trend reverses as boomers age
Two reports show baby boomers educated with higher incomes and longer life expectancy but fewer children and marriages. Many expect to work longer due to costs and declining pension support, while the oldest boomers approach Social Security eligibility. Programs urge flexible work, and employers may adapt with incentives to retain experienced staff. Public notices include health care costs rising and demographic shifts by 2030.
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Washington
William Frey
Brookings Institution
Frey
U.S
William Zinke
Hec
Zinke
Census Bureau
Richard Suzman
National Institute On Aging
Governmnt
National Health and Retirement Study
University of Michigan
Suzman
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