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Squeezed at the Pump

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13 Keys to the White House

Who Will Win the Election?

A researcher has developed 13 keys that predict the presidential campaign results. Take a look at Key 1 and tell us what you think.

What I Really Know

What I Really Know About Summer Nights

Now that I’m retired, what I really know is that summer nights bring me the same freedom and joy that I felt as a child.

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Hit Man Hoax

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Health Discovery

Herbal Rubs

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Gas 'n' Go

Your Health: Finding Your Way

Avoid Infections

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Social Security

MULTIMEDIA SPECIALS

Multimedia: AARP 50th Anniversary

50th Anniversary

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Celebrate our anniversary with founder Dr. Ethel Percy Andrus.

BU Multimedia: Car Fit Pros

Keep on Drivin'

(2:43)

Our CarFit pro shows you how to stay safe behind the wheel.

Multimedia: 70-Year Old Reader

A World of Words

(3:59)

Alferd Williams returns to school after six decades.

THEY MADE HISTORY

Ringing the Liberty Bell at the State House in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on 4 July 1776.

JULY 4, 1776

The Continental Congress adopts the Declaration of Independence.

1939: Dying baseball star Lou Gehrig calls himself “the luckiest man on the face of the earth.”

1855: Walt Whitman publishes Leaves of Grass—a landmark work noted for an open, energetic style.

1826: On the nation’s 50th birthday, former presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson die.

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Making History, Again

Actors portraying Betsy Ross and Ben Franklin were married July 3 in Philly. Of course. More>>


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"Yesterday a top Starbucks executive resigned. He will receive a $120 million severance package or three lattes."—Conan O'Brien