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'Free State of Jones' Movie Trailer
2:45
As civil war divides the nation, a poor farmer from Mississippi leads a group of rebels against the Confederate army.
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Behind the Scenes With Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb
3:43
The 'Today Show' cohosts laugh and goof at their poolside photo shoot for AARP The Magazine.
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AARP's Livable Communities: Rural Transit Connects
6:31
See how Washington state invests in rural public transportation that helps keep older adults connected in their communities and beyond.
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How Do We Know Vaccines Are Safe?
3:54
Understanding how vaccines work can cut through the noise. Get the science-backed facts about what vaccines actually do.
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Fighting for Social Security: Answers from AARP Leaders
1:00:55
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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Time to Work Ahead and Save Easy: Dahle Orchard
1:49
Learn how the OregonSaves program helps create retirement savings for this small business.
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Universal Mobility as a Service - AARP
3:20
No matter age, income, disability or community size, everyone can get from here to there easily, safely and affordably with Universal Mobility as a Service—a new vision for the future of transportation.
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‘The Perfect Scam’ Podcast: Alex Goldman’s Call Center Scam — AARP
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Alex Goldman, host of the Reply All podcast, goes on a deep dive into the shady world of call centers and makes some startling discoveries.
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The AARP Minute: March 16, 2020
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In today’s “AARP Minute,” tips on how to cope with anxiety during the coronavirus outbreak, plus how to get access to new books without leaving home.
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Social Security Commissioner Explains Why Some Offices Are in Danger of Closing
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Social Security Administration Commissioner Martin O'Malley talks about the risks field offices are facing due to staff shortages.
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Take A Stand: Answer the Call - AARP
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You can't deal with something by ignoring it. But that's how some presidential candidates seem to be dealing with Social Security
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