Your World: China - Tradition Under Stress

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Squeezed at the Pump

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State savings plan

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Your World: Silver Auto - How the Car Industry Is Rethinking Its Appeal to Older Drivers

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BULLETIN BEATS

Health Discovery

Heavy Drinkers and Smokers Get Alzheimer’s Earlier

People who drink and smoke heavily develop Alzheimer’s disease years earlier than people who don’t.

Save a Buck

Online Sites Find Cheap Fuel in Your Area

Gas comparison websites have been around for years, and they’re worth checking out to get the best deals in your Zip Code.

Your Health: Finding Your Way

Avoid Infections

Ask the Experts

Social Security

Myth Busters

Dim Light

Databank

Never Married

13 Keys to the White House

Party Mandate

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Summer Nights

Scam Alert

Fast Lane

Ask Ms. Medicare

Medical Coverage

MULTIMEDIA SPECIALS

Your World: China - Tradition Under Stress

Aging in China

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Visit author William Poy Lee and his mother, Poy Jen Lee.

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.

THEY MADE HISTORY

Colonel John Nixon making the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence in the State House Yard

JULY 8, 1776

Col. John Nixon reads the Declaration of Independence aloud to a group in Philadelphia, the document’s first public reading.

1958: A beautiful mornin’ for Rodgers and Hammerstein: The soundtrack to Oklahoma! wins the first-ever gold record album.

1926: Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, author of the influential 1969 book On Death and Dying, is born in Zurich, Switzerland.

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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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"Over the fourth of July—did you hear this? President Bush gave a speech at the home of former President Thomas Jefferson. ... Yeah, there was an awkward moment when Bush said, 'I would like to salute both Thomas Jefferson and his wife, Weezie.' " —Conan O'Brien