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CDC in the US provides this look at life expectancy in the US in 2020. The life expectancy in the US dropped by 1.8 years to 77 years for men and women in 2020. The highest life expectancy in the US is in the northeastern states including New York and in the western states including Washington, Oregon and California. The lowest is in the southern states such as Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama. Ohio, Missouri, Indiana, in midwest have lower life expectancy,

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Senator Manchin of West Virginia secured a transitional use of coal, oil and natural gas in the Biden legislation including Inflation Reduction Act. The Biden team eventually accepted the need for use of oil and natural gas in the transition to clean energy. During the first Trump term the support for fossil fuels was tempered by the fact that industries looked at the situation in the long term as administrations can change every 4 years, and continued the transition to clean energy. The combination of these factors means that the transition to clean energy continues in some form.

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Black people reflect on the Obama presidency and what it means to them during the last year of the presidency.
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Sorkin discusses the speech made by Hillary Clinton at NYU's Stern School of Business on her capital gains tax plan to encourage long term investing by giving the current tax break of 23.8% tax on capital gains for the highest tax bracket only in year 6 following the investment. Black Rock CEO Fink is one of the supporters of delaying the current capital gains tax - his proposal was to treat capital gains favorably only after 3 years, and then decrease the tax rate on a sliding scale for each year following. Sorkin says the Clinton and Fink proposals come at a time when a useful discussion can take place on this issue to provide the right kind of incentives to investors, CEO's and their boards of directors. Hillary Clinton was clear about her proposal's intent- to support "outside investors who want ot build companies," and to disincentivize "cut-and-run shareholders."
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The wildly political nature of the events following spending cuts by Republican Governor Walker is seen in the recall elections for 6 Republican and 2 Democratic legislators. Only four such recall elections were held in Wisconsin in all the years since 1926, showing the extent to which the state is divided on the cuts and the rhetoric preceding the cuts. Interest is being shown from outside the state by unions and other interest groups on both sides. As part of the campaign about $30 million is being spent by outside groups filling the airwaves all the way into Minnesota.
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The U.S. contingency plans for taking control of chemical weapons stockpiles in Syria in the event of a chaotic situation and terrorists taking control of some of these stockpiles.
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Changes in the patent laws and the efforts by the tech and pharmaceutical industries to contest the changes. The changes would have limited the length of applications and the number of claims written, and the possibility of adding more data to support applications. The Patent Office which is financed by user fees has a $200 million shortfall, and there is asizable backlog of applications.
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Toyota joined GM and Ford in working to keep low fuel efficiency rules for automobiles, and blocking efforts for new legislation through lobbying efforts in Congress.

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