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The New Old Age: Older Patients Are Not Returning as Often to Hospitals. Is That a Good Thing?

A new government program was supposed to prevent certain Medicare recipients from cycling in and out of hospitals. Now some experts worry it may be costing lives.

Your Sweat Will See You Now

A new device — wearable, wireless and battery free — improves the ability to monitor and diagnose health problems by analyzing the sweat on your skin.

Trump, Kim Jong-un to Hold Second Meeting Next Month

Negotiations over eliminating North Korea’s nuclear arsenal have made little progress since the two leaders’ last meeting in Singapore last June.

Mnuchin Flew to L.A. on Private Jet of Billionaire Michael Milken

The Treasury Secretary, who has come under fire for previous air travel decisions, has reimbursed Mr. Milken for the flight, a spokesman said. Mr. Milken served time in prison for securities fraud.

Democrats Call for Inquiry Into Report That Trump Directed Cohen to Lie

The president directed his lawyer to lie to Congress about his involvement in talks to build a skyscraper in Moscow, Buzzfeed reported. It could not be independently confirmed.

It Was a Sanctuary for Immigrants in the Bronx. Then One of Its Owners Was Arrested

La Morada is both a restaurant and a refuge. But an incident with the police has its undocumented owners feeling fearful.

Thousands March in Washington at Annual Anti-Abortion Rally

Vice President Mike Pence and Karen, his wife, made a surprise visit to the rally on Friday. President Trump addressed the crowd in a prerecorded message.

Pelosi: ‘The President Outing Our Trip’ Made It Dangerous

Speaker Nancy Pelosi had to delay plans to visit troops in Afghanistan due to security concerns.

Major Winter Storm Threatens Millions in Midwest and Northeast

The storm was forecast to deliver a punishing mix of heavy snow, strong winds and frigid temperatures over the weekend.

Study Links Drug Maker Gifts for Doctors to More Overdose Deaths

Counties where doctors got more meals, trips and consulting fees from opioid makers had higher overdose deaths involving prescription opioids.

R. Kelly’s Manager Surrenders on Threat Charge

Henry James Mason was wanted on charges he threatened a father who accuses the R&B singer of holding his daughter captive.

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