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Big tech firms like Meta forced to pay for news, under Albanese government’s ‘news bargaining incentive’ charge

Big tech companies would have to either do deals with news organisations to help fund journalism or pay a charge to the Australian government, under a new plan announced by the Albanese government on Thursday.

The Conversation

Texas Doctor Forced to Delete TikTok Helping Undocumented Immigrants Get Healthcare After Governor Threatens to Defund Children's Hospital

A Texas doctor was forced to delete their TikTok about getting undocumented immigrants healthcare after the governor threatened to defund a children's hospital.

Latin Times

What does Medicare Part B cover? Here’s everything you need to know about its benefits and costs

Part B has the widest array of health benefits—and the widest array of coverage exclusions.

Fortune

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Ro Khanna: Brian Thompson killing was ‘horrific’ but people ‘aren’t getting care they need’

Congressperson shares sympathy in UnitedHealthcare CEO’s death but says ‘outpouring … has not surprised me’

The Guardian - US

Dr. Oz turbocharges Medicare Advantage and everyone monitors their glucose: 10 health care predictions for 2025 from top investors

Although Trump is entering the White House with an electoral mandate, he will not spend any political capital on health care legislation.

Fortune

What does Medicare Part A cover? Here’s everything you need to know about its benefits and costs

Medicare Part A helps cover hospital stays, and sometimes covers skilled facility care, home health care and hospice care.

Fortune

New York Police Hunt Brazen Manhattan Gunman

New York police released a new security camera picture Thursday of the man believed to have shot a top health insurance executive at close range in a brazen daylight murder outside a Manhattan hotel.

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New York Police Hunt Killer Of Top Insurance Exec

New York police scoured the city Thursday for a masked gunman who shot a top health insurance executive at close range in a brazen daylight killing outside a Manhattan hotel.

International Business Times

5 Year-End Deadlines for Retirees in 2025

Here are five key end-of-year 2025 deadlines that retirees and those saving to retire won't want to miss.

Kiplinger

Government Efficiency Initiative Aims To Improve Entitlement Program Integrity

Vivek Ramaswamy highlights the need to address waste and errors in entitlement programs to enhance government efficiency.

Top News

Top Executive Shot Dead Outside New York Hotel

The chief executive of US health insurance giant UnitedHealthcare was shot and killed outside a New York hotel on Wednesday in an apparently targeted hit, local media reported.

International Business Times

US trails developed democracies in healthcare costs for older adults

Report comparing 10 peer countries shows how holes in Medicare coverage lead to Americans skipping care

The Guardian - US

Your MAGI in Retirement: Year-End Tax Strategies to Save Money

Strategic moves now can make a difference in your modified adjusted gross income (MAGI) when it’s time to file your return.

Kiplinger

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Salon

Trump makes the GOP touch the third rail

Without a voting public to face again, Trump is gearing up to cut Social Security and Medicare

International Business Times

Social Security Benefits In 2025: Maximize Your Income With These Year-End Financial Tips

As the year ends, it's crucial for Social Security recipients to review their benefits, adjust their finances for 2025, and explore lesser-known strategies that could boost retirement income by up to $22,924 annually.

Roll Call

Nursing home staffing rule in limbo as Trump 2.0 approaches - Roll Call

A Biden rule aimed at providing ample staffing for nursing homes may be rolled back either by Republicans in the lame duck or by Trump.

Kiplinger

The Wealth-Building Powers of Health Savings Accounts (HSAs)

Health savings accounts could be the most underutilized wealth-building tool out there. Here’s who should use them and how to maximize their benefits.

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People List 65 Hard Truths About Getting Older That They Weren’t Ready For

Oftentimes things aren't nearly as bad as we think they will be. Nor are they quite as good. The post People List 65 Hard Truths About Getting Older That They Weren’t Ready For first appeared on Bored Panda.

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3 Undervalued Healthcare Stocks With Upside Potential

The healthcare industry thrives due to novel drug pipeline discoveries, AI integration to streamline processes and technological advancements. So, investing in undervalued healthcare stocks with upside potential, Pfizer (PFE), Cigna Group (CI), and Centene Corp (CNC), could be a wise idea. Keep reading….

Benzinga

Big Pharma Pushes To Revise Biden-era Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Law Under Trump

Pharma companies lobby for changes to Medicare drug price rules, targeting a four-year delay for pills' eligibility. Critics warn it may hinder patient access and innovation.

Roll Call

The man with a plan to upend government, and what it entails - Roll Call

President-elect Donald Trump's nominee for OMB director has suggested refusing to spend all the money Congress appropriates.

Kiplinger

One Good Way to Withdraw Retirement Assets (and a Bad One)

Don't withdraw retirement assets haphazardly. Managing distributions intentionally can lower your taxes, conserve your wealth and reduce Medicare premiums.

The Conversation

For richer, but not for poorer: how Australia’s mental health system fails those most in need

Australian pride in our universal health system is partly derived from our belief that services should be most available to those who most need them. Logically, this should apply just as much to mental health as to other parts of the health system.

Salon

Dr. Oz's finanical conflicts of interest

Oz’s holdings, some shared with family, included a stake in UnitedHealth Group worth as much as $600,000

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