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AARP CEO Marks Social Security’s 90th
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Dr. Myechia Minter-Jordan celebrates Social Security’s 90-year legacy and vows that AARP will keep fighting to protect its future. aarp.org/weearnedit
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AARP’s Key Fights for Social Security
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As Social Security turns 90, senior vice president Bill Sweeney describes key moments when AARP stood up to strengthen and protect the program.
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Tattoos and Body Modifications: Prevalence and Acceptance
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Recent research by AARP finds that Americans today get tattoos for varied reasons and are generally satisfied with them. Most Americans, whether tattooed or not, believe society has become more accepting of people with tattoos.
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La decisión de una maestra: racionar sus medicamentos
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Diane ya podría jubilarse, pero los medicamentos para su asma son muy costosos. Su mensaje para el Congreso: es hora de actuar.
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Budget Bill Must Prioritize Older Americans
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Next week, AARP volunteers and staff from across the U.S. will visit Capitol Hill to encourage Congress to prioritize key issues for older Americans.
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AARP, Vatican Hold Global Aging and Brain Health Summit
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At a symposium conceived by the late Pope Francis, AARP CEO Myechia Minter-Jordan emphasized collaboration to prepare for a rapidly aging population.
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Fighting for Social Security: Answers from AARP Leaders
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In this live event, AARP leaders and Stephen Richardson, former Social Security Administrator, discuss recent changes to Social Security, how staff reductions can affect you, and what you can do to be heard.
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Debra Whitman on Aging in America - AARP
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Next Avenue’s 2016 Influencers in Aging discusses the one thing she would change about aging in America
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Social Security Phone Update
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The Social Security Administration is substantially walking back a plan to implement burdensome new in-person measures for identity verification that could have prevented millions of older Americans from applying for benefits by phone.
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Remembering Jimmy Carter
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A look back at the life of 39th President Jimmy Carter.
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High-Wire Artist Marks 50th Anniversary of Twin Towers Walk
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Philippe Petit reflects on his 1974 high-wire walk that shocked the world and how he still executes daring performances at 74 years old.
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