Global push needed for mortality data to save lives
Bloomberg Opinion argues that robust death registration and cause-of-death data are vital to protect public health. The piece notes undercounting in many regions, highlights racial disparities, and urges rapid surveillance, better reporting, and investment to build reliable mortality systems worldwide.
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Trump Still Not Back in the White House Says Reader
Steve Hansen argues Trump no longer commands GOP loyalty as the infrastructure bill passes amid bipartisan concessions. He asserts Trump’s influence wanes, Republicans split, and vigilance remains to keep democracy healthy amid Jan. 6 questions and a renewed two-party reality.
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Bipartisan Path On Biden Infrastructure Bill Signals Wider Spending
The Senate GOP backed a $1.2 trillion infrastructure package as a step toward Biden’s larger $3.5 trillion reconciliation plan. The move shifts some influence away from moderates and frames a debate on how to fund unprecedented spending levels and rising debt. Rich Lowry notes the bill’s significance in the broader fiscal agenda.
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