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☆ Immigration Is a Matter of Life or Death. Mine Included. - The New York Times
  + stars: | 2024-06-19 | by ( Glenn Kramon | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
Without that legislation, the surgeon who operated on me probably wouldn’t be here. Nor many workers at the company that makes these robots or those at a different company that designed the chips that enable the robot. As my ordeal with cancer shows, immigration has become critical to our health. Immigrants account for more than a quarter of physicians, surgeons and personal care aides and about a fifth of nursing assistants. I’m not sure we realize that immigrants help keep us alive: Just look at West Virginia, a state hostile to immigration where aging residents have died before getting off the wait list for home health aides.
Persons: Lyndon Johnson, I’m Locations: West Virginia
☆ How to Win More Games Than Anyone
  + stars: | 2024-01-14 | by ( Glenn Kramon | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
T Dawg, as VanDerveer is affectionately called on campus, will get there in 45, with 38 of them at Stanford. She will also do it with a higher winning percentage — about 82 percent of her games versus Krzyzewski’s 77 percent. championships, even though many of the nation’s best women’s basketball athletes can’t play for her because they don’t meet Stanford’s academic standards. Now, collectives of big donors at competing schools are paying large sums to attract and keep athletes not just in football but also in other sports, including women’s basketball. But Stanford donors, affluent as they are, have so far not stepped up as much as those of other schools.
Persons: Tara VanDerveer, Mike Krzyzewski, K Organizations: Stanford, can’t Locations: Duke
☆ Opinion | Postpone Social Security for the Sake of the Young?
  + stars: | 2023-11-18 | by ( ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +1 min
The enormous income gap between workers and executives is a much more relevant factor in the lopsidedness of wealth distribution. The aging population is depicted as carefree, golf-playing, medically fit scammers living off struggling young wage earners. Social Security earnings are based on wages earned in a lifetime. The solution is not to raise the age limit for retirement but to eliminate the maximum taxable income for Social Security, currently $160,200. And to the authors, please stop finding ways to divide the young and the old.
Persons: Eugene Steuerle, Glenn Kramon, Florence Estes, I’ll Organizations: Security, Social, Social Security, Millionaires, Florence Estes Chicago Locations: U.S
☆ Social Security Is Now Enriching Older Americans at the Expensive of Everyone Else - The New York Times
  + stars: | 2023-10-26 | by ( C. Eugene Steuerle | Glenn Kramon | ) www.nytimes.com   time to read: +2 min
Like many past ones, it protects the growth of Social Security and Medicare — and cuts the share of the budget devoted to discretionary programs like science and research, environment and education. But there’s another way to help long-term: Those in late middle age will need to work longer as they live longer. That would help shore up revenue with additional Social Security taxes and the income taxes that largely pay for Part B of Medicare. We can adjust Social Security to help achieve that goal. We can both increase revenues and reduce spending by increasing the earliest retirement age from 62, and also the full-retirement age from 67.
Persons: MAGA Organizations: Democrat, Republican, Social Security, Medicare, Security Locations: Washington, France, Russia
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