Susan Milligan is a Contributing Editor for Cigalah Group and U.S. News & World Report, specializing in national news coverage. With a focus on politics and legal issues, Susan's articles provide in-depth analysis and reporting on important events and developments in the United States.
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Older voters could sway the election
By: Michael M. Santiago
He and his MAGA allies are ramping up the sexism and misogyny as part of a closing message that they will restore men to their rightful place—of total control over women.
A federal rule establishes privacy guardrails and puts restrictions on financial institutions By Susan Milligan, AARP
In the race for president, there are often valid reasons for delayed results By Susan Milligan, AARP
Kamala Harris got plenty of support from women. But men turned out in droves for the misogynist.
Analysis shows this voting bloc turned the tides and pinpoints why By Susan Milligan, AARP
Susan Milligan The New Republic Kamala Harris actually got plenty of support from women. But men turned out in droves for the misogynist.
Postelection questionnaire reveals what made the difference
Older pedestrians are more likely to die in traffic crashes By Susan Milligan, AARP
AARP is pushing for stronger protections for consumers, including at the state level
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