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Insolvency for Social Security and Medicare Is Seen Closer - NYTimes.com on 2009-05-13
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The new projection, in an annual report from the programs’ trustees, says that Medicare’s hospital insurance trust fund will be exhausted in 2017, just a year after President Obama would leave office if re-elected to a second term. Last year the trustees said they expected the fund to last until 2019.
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Because of the recession, the Medicare hospital insurance trust fund may be depleted by 2017 and Social Security reserves gone by 2037, years earlier than previously forecast, a new report from the programs’ trustees says.
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Insolvency for Social Security and Medicare Is Seen Closer - NYTimes.com on 2009-05-13
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The new projection, in an annual report from the programs’ trustees, says that Medicare’s hospital insurance trust fund will be exhausted in 2017, just a year after President Obama would leave office if re-elected to a second term. Last year the trustees said they expected the fund to last until 2019.
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Interrogation Memos Detail Harsh Tactics by the C.I.A. - NYTimes.com on 2009-04-17
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The first of the memos, from August 2002, was signed by Jay S. Bybee, who oversaw the Office of Legal Counsel, and gave the C.I.A. its first detailed legal approval for waterboarding and other harsh treatment. Three others, signed by Steven G. Bradbury, sought to reassure the agency in May 2005 that its methods were still legal, even when multiple methods were used in combination, and despite the prohibition in international law against “cruel, inhuman or degrading” treatment.
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