80 and Still on the Clock: The Realities of Working in Old Age

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As Trump turns 80, the piece examines why more Americans work into their 80s, spotlighting a 95-year-old doctor and a 93-year-old lawyer to show late-life employment across fields. It cites factors like better healthcare, finances, and a sense of purpose, while noting that health and stress remain real considerations. Trump’s doctors say he’s in excellent health, even as critics question cognitive performance in aging leaders. Experts emphasize that with adequate sleep, nutrition, and resources, people can remain capable well into older ages.
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