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Fighting For Your Home

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Health Care Silver Surge

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Worker Confidence Sinks

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BULLETIN BEATS

Scam Alert

Deceiving the Grieving

The scammers reaching out to grieving Indiana families weren't calling to offer their condolences.

Ask Ms. Medicare

Medicare Savings Programs

I signed up for Medicare Part B late and have a 30 percent penalty ...

Campaign Watch

Time's Running Out

Your Health: Discoveries - It's in Your Hands

In Your Hands

Save a Buck

Catalogs: No Thanks

Your Health: Finding Your Way

Healthy Men

Ask the Experts

Pensions and Unions

Your Health: Myth Busters - Longevity

Longevity

Databank

Super Size

What I Really Know

About Long Walks

Multimedia Specials

BU Multimedia: The Line Starts Here

The Line

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Assorted problems take a toll on the Social Security Administration.

BU Multimedia: Car Fit Pros

CarFit

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Watch our CarFit pro show you how to improve your car.

BU Multimedia: Tax Season Scams

Rebate Scams

(1:48)

Michelle Eldridge discusses the IRS rebate and related scams.

They Made History

They Made History - May 12

May 12, 1970

The Senate confirms conservative Harry Blackmun to the Supreme Court. Three years later, he writes the opinion in Roe v. Wade, legalizing abortion.
1960
Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra sing together on national television: Ol' Blue Eyes glides through Elvis's hit "Love Me Tender," and the King shakes and quivers through Sinatra's "Witchcraft."
1938
The Adventures of Robin Hood premieres.

Associate Justice Harry Blackmun of the U.S. Supreme Court.
—By Bettmann/Corbis

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