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In their younger days, many LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transexual, queer) individuals came out of the closet to fight against discrimination. As they age, however, they often face a different kind of discrimination as they need medical care, causing some to consider returning to the closet to assure quality of care without prejudice. -
Gift card sales rose from $130 billion in 2015 to $173 billion in 2021, and while they are popular with consumers, they are also popular with criminals. In fact, researchers estimate that $40 to $50 billion is stolen from fraud victims in any given year. -
Food insecurity affects many older Virginians. AARP Virginia wants residents to know that assistance is available. -
AARP is proud and honored to join in the celebration of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. -
Join AARP Virginia and Insight Memory Care Center present this Author Spotlight with Tim R. Johnston, author of Welcoming LGBT Residents. -
Criminals have so many ways to getting in touch with us these days. According to new data from the Federal Trade Commission, the winning entry path in 2022 was the internet. -
Los delincuentes tienen muchas maneras de ponerse en contacto con nosotros hoy en día. Según nuevos datos de la Comisión Federal de Comercio, la puerta de entrada para los estafadores en el 2022 fue el internet. -
In Virginia, fewer than 55% of residents and nearly 95% of staff were up-to-date on their vaccinations, rates that have been about the same for the past three months. -
AARP Virginia and Fairfax County’s Silver Shield Task Force to Live Stream 6th Annual Scam Jam -
On Aug. 25, 1967, in front of a laundromat at a nondescript neighborhood strip mall in the quiet Washington, D.C., suburb of Arlington, Va., American Nazi Party leader George Lincoln Rockwell was gunned down.
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