A collection of short clips where women voters 50-plus answer the question, "Do you think the economy is good or bad in the U.S. right now?" All Featured Videos Women Voters 50-Plus: The U.S. Economy ...

Losing your car in a parking lot can be stressful and anxiety-inducing. Consumer journalist Elisabeth Leamy shows you how to use your Android or iPhone to find your car and save you a headache.

Getting medical coverage denied with Medicare Advantage can be frustrating. Center for Medicare Director Meena Seshamani, M.D., examines why it could happen less. Getting medical coverage denied with ...

Edward James Olmos was scared after losing 70 pounds from throat cancer treatments. The "Miami Vice" actor made it through with support from loved ones. Edward James Olmos was scared after losing 70 ...

The Bipartisan Policy Center’s chief medical adviser, Anand Parekh, explains what other health benefits come with the flu shot. The Bipartisan Policy Center’s chief medical adviser, Anand Parekh, ...

The Bipartisan Policy Center’s chief medical adviser, Anand Parekh, explains what you should avoid doing when you’re sick. The Bipartisan Policy Center’s chief medical adviser, Anand Parekh, explains ...

Missing documents and large deductions could put you under the IRS’s microscope. AARP Money Editor John Waggoner explains red flags to look out for. Missing documents and large deductions could put ...

The Bipartisan Policy Center’s chief medical adviser, Anand Parekh, outlines what medical conditions may slow down recovery from respiratory illnesses. The Bipartisan Policy Center’s chief medical ...

If you start collecting before full retirement age, your income could lower your monthly benefit if you make above a set limit. That limit goes away at full retirement age, and you could actually ...

In “5 Things to Know This Week,” what issues may swing votes for older adults during the 2024 election, plus how dance can keep you healthy and other stories from this week. In “5 Things to Know This ...

Algunos datos sorprendentes sobre la “Reina de la Salsa”, Celia Cruz, desde por qué su música estuvo prohibida en Cuba hasta cómo “¡Azúcar!” se convirtió en su eslogan.