Very excited to announce the launch of our newest #podcast, Today’s Tips from AARP! You’ll get practical tips to help make the most of your health, money and happiness – all in five minutes or less. Easy peasy! Tune in: spr.ly/6017Od5qD

Women 50+, as a voter sub-group, are most likely to sway 2024 elections via Ryan Teague Beckwith: bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

If you're an economic reporter, be in touch: tomorrow's forum marks an opportunity to build sources from Battlegrounds & sit down with policy experts after for discussion on what a COLA adjustment could mean, Social Security as an election issue and more. aarp.org/retirement/soc…

Social Security could run short on cash in about a decade. Lawmakers say that could mean as much as a 24 percent decrease in benefits for the people who rely on it. Today AARP held a public discussion about the urgent need to address this. ActionNewsJax actionnewsjax.com/news/local/sen…

@Politico Ben Leonard previews state-by-state scorecards coming today from AARP, spotlighting recent successes and failures in long-term care. Live at 11am here: longtermscorecard.org.

“I feel like there’s a lot of distraction in Washington,” said Karla Abbott. “Does anyone even care about what is happening with Social Security? I have no clue why they can’t come together on something so important.” apnews.com/article/social…

Millions of Social Security recipients will get a 3.2% increase in their benefits in 2024, far less than this year’s historic boost and reflecting moderating consumer prices. apnews.com/article/social…

In 2024, the average monthly Social Security check for retired workers is projected to rise about 3.2%—a smaller increase than the 8.7% raise retirees received this year on.wsj.com/3rSOjC8

Breaking News: Social Security benefits will rise by 3.2% in 2024 to keep pace with inflation. The amount is far less than last year, but still a healthy bump. nyti.ms/45smdLV

Social Security has been the foundation for financial security for hundreds of millions of people in our nation – and today’s announcement of a 3.2% cost-of-living adjustment shows that it’s continuing to deliver on this promise. spr.ly/6012uToWQ (1/2)

The national debt is a serious issue, and older Americans care deeply about the future of this country. They also care deeply about Social Security and Medicare, which are essential to their retirement and health security – and must be protected. spr.ly/6013uL66W

AARP to Congress: Protect Social Security and Medicare in any debt commission. And note that Social Security is earned and self-financed and has not contributed one penny to the debt.

Veteran broadcaster Bob Edwards, who helped shape the sound of NPR, has died at 76. npr.org/2024/02/12/165…

Since the 1980s, we’ve been behind the scenes, shaking up countless industries and guiding numerous organizations through challenges big and small. Disrupt. Innovate. Win. That's the Dez way 👇 dezenhall.com/?utm_source=tw…

Ina Jaffe, an NPR correspondent for roughly 40 years who was known for her unflinching approach to journalism and was the first editor of the network’s initial iteration of “Weekend Edition Saturday,” died on Thursday. She was 75. nyti.ms/4doHnyI

Opposition to this has become quite goofy and extreme. The project is run by smart, well-intentioned locals trying to enhance affordable and accessible golf in an urban area. If you can support it with a brief and helpful comment, please do.

i dont think so, no. because baseball is a game played by baseball players with a bat and a ball. and the presidential election has nothing to do with that.

For the 2nd year, Michael McDermott will play as the official Masters “Marker” with Tom Kim at 950am. Beyond this ceremonial role, he does a LOT for golf in Philadelphia, particularly through “The GolfBridge Society” - a mentorship program he founded for high school students.

Jim Nantz please stop talking

Maybe the Oakmont members are just really bad at golf?