and to make programs like Medicare more affordable, without cutting benefits. Thirty years ago, President Bill Clinton slashed the federal workforce by nearly 400,000 workers and was able to work ...

Medicare, or the Department of Defense, or some combination there,” said Clinton, 45, who is vice chair of the Clinton Foundation, a philanthropic organization focused on improving economic ...

But these political stories mask a more important policy paradigm: While Sanders and Clinton both want to expand Medicare, the program is broke — and neither Sanders, nor Clinton, nor Donald ...