The U.S. now has 66 million people age 65 or older, according to Charlie Bilello. That is more than double the 1990 level, with 78 million projected within 10 y

The U.S. now has 66 million people age 65 or older, according to Charlie Bilello. That is more than double the 1990 level, with 78 million projected within 10 years, underscoring growing pressure on labor, housing, healthcare and public finances.