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How to Cope With Medicare’s Rising Costs

A higher Medicare premium in 2022 is just part of the puzzle of health care costs for older Americans. But there are ways to plan.  » mehr lesen

Earning Frequent Flier Miles Gets Harder and Easier

Earning airline status gets both harder and easier as airlines retool their loyalty programs.  » mehr lesen

Carlos Tejada, Deputy Asia Editor for The New York Times, Dies at 49

He was an editor in Asia for 13 years, including with The Wall Street Journal. One colleague said he had embodied the phrase, “Edit ferociously and with joy.”  » mehr lesen

U.S. Regulator Investigating Tesla Over a Video Game Feature

Drivers can be distracted playing games while the vehicle is in motion, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said, following a New York Times report earlier this month.  » mehr lesen

National Guard Takes on New Roles in Understaffed Nursing Homes

In Minnesota, an ambitious initiative is training hundreds of Guard members to become certified nursing assistants and relieve burned out nursing home workers.  » mehr lesen

Europe’s Energy Crunch Continues as Gas and Power Prices Soar

“There is a risk of supply shortages that could erode economic growth and trigger public discord,” one analyst said.  » mehr lesen

U.S. Eases Some Restrictions on Aid for Afghanistan

The new measures will allow the United States to maintain pressure on the Taliban as the country faces collapse.  » mehr lesen

Supply Chain Problems Mean Buying a Car Sometimes Takes a Plane Ride

The limited supply of new and used vehicles is forcing some Americans to go to great lengths to find and buy them, including traveling to dealers hundreds of miles away.  » mehr lesen

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