A growing share of fixed-income seniors will struggle to afford both housing and health care costs in coming years. We examine the findings from Harvard University. Then, a Reuters journalist details Wisconsin’s role in a national firearms trafficking network for a Mexican drug cartel.
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Meeting the growing housing and care needs of older Americans
Within 10 years, the first baby boomers will turn 80, increasing dramatically older Americans in need of housing and support. According to a new report from Harvard University, the U.S. must embrace innovative solutions to address inequalities in housing and care. We talk to an author of the report.
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Investigation chronicles link between guns in Racine and notorious drug-trafficking Mexican cartel
A recent investigation from Reuters examines the role Racine took as a hub to purchase guns for a notorious Mexican drug cartel. The reporter behind the investigation joins us.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Joel Patenaude Producer
- Trevor Hook Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Jennifer Molinsky Guest
- Sarah Kinosian Guest
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