Fifty is the new box office gold. A national survey released today by AARP’s Movies for Grownups, “Rewriting the Script: The Power of Age Diversity on Screen,” finds that 81% of adults 18-plus say movies and TV shape how people see aging, and more than half think stories featuring 50-plus characters are more relatable across generations.

The January/February 2026 issue of AARP Bulletin provides Americans with timely, actionable reporting to help them protect their finances, make informed health decisions, and avoid fraud pitfalls.

WASHINGTON — The AgeTech Collaborative™ from AARP will return to CES 2026 to demonstrate how artificial intelligence (AI) and emerging technologies are transforming the future of aging. At CES...

WASHINGTON — AARP’s latest prescription drug report released today finds that out-of-pocket costs for the first 10 Medicare-negotiated prescription drugs will fall by an average of more than...

Today, Louis Lopez, Vice President of Litigation at AARP Foundation, issued the following statement in reaction to the verdict to restore the pensions of more than 1,100 retirees: Schenectady,...