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Over the weekend, I found myself watching golf.
This is a guest post by AARP International's Bradley Schurman, who was recently "stuck" in London for 12 hours. What did you do in London your first time? Tell us in the comments!
He retired at 90, a Supreme Court justice with 35 years of experience. How did he know when to leave?
And we have a Pandora-style music player all set up and ready for you! This is a big deal for us - we want to give you an easy way to listen to good music.
The 43rd president turns 65 today, officially eligible for retirement. Our statement congratulating him is here. Below, from his AARP the Magazine interview, a few thoughts about his next steps...
Although the beloved, award-winning actress of Sopranos and Nurse Jackie is yet to be AARP-eligible at the age of 48 today, we'll just let that slide.
This is a two-part guest post from Inside E Street managing editor Richard Harris. You can find part 1 here.
This is a guest post from Inside E Street managing editor Richard Harris.
While in Kansas City with Drive to End Hunger this weekend, we got stuck in traffic. Horrible traffic. Sitting outside the speedway traffic. One fan's advice: get an RV! Tailgate! (We like this idea.) We asked AARP's Kristian G. King for a few tailgating tips, and here's what she said...
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