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Nation
Thanksgiving will cost more this year. That could cost Democrats, too.
As Americans go on the road this week to travel for family gatherings, the higher costs of driving and one of the most expensive meals of the year have alarmed Democrats, who fear that inflation may upend their electoral prospects in the midterms. Republicans are increasingly confident that a rising cost of living — the ultimate kitchen-table issue — will be the most salient factor in delivering a red wave in 2022. Continue reading →
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World
Sick of the status quo, Chileans head to the polls
Chile’s departing president narrowly dodged impeachment this month. A month earlier, the army was deployed to the south to confront an increasingly violent uprising by Indigenous militants. And since July, delegates in the capital have been drafting a new constitution, prompted by sweeping protests in 2019 over inequality and the rising cost of living. Continue reading →
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OPINION
How health care systems do, and do not, support patients
Effective treatment for people with some chronic diseases and disabilities is being denied as policy makers and insurers, trying to lower drug costs, keep looking to easy and simplistic formulas that are overtly discriminatory to determine what the treatments are worth, and who is worth treating. Continue reading →
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