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Social Security turns 90, but faces an uncertain future
Social Security turns 90, but without new funding, its trust funds could run dry by 2034, triggering 20% benefit cuts for millions.
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Ninety percent of older employees report age discrimination at work
Ninety percent of workers over 50 report age discrimination, with impacts on pay, promotions, and morale, according to a new report.
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Researchers report progress in diagnosing and potentially preventing Alzheimer’s
Rutgers researchers advance Alzheimer’s diagnosis, exploring how diet, education, and gut health may help prevent the disease.
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Remember dial-up internet? It’s an era that’s about to end
AOL will end its dial-up internet service on Sept. 30, 2025, closing a nostalgic chapter after 34 years online.
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Pickleball’s popularity fuels a nationwide clinic tour
AARP launches a 20-city Pickleball Clinic Tour to get more adults 50+ active, offering free beginner lessons and open play nationwide.
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Impersonation scams targeting seniors surged in 2024
Impersonation scams targeting seniors cost victims $445M in 2024. The FTC warns of rising losses, sharing tips to avoid these costly schemes.