Boomers, both single and married, are using text messaging to spice up their sex lives. Once the domain of teens, "sexting" appeals to busy adults because it is fast, easy, and fun.

Religion and Dying: Lessons From a Minister

By AARP.org

Forrest Church counseled hundreds of dying parishioners. Does he heed his own advice when facing his own death? Listen how Church explains the role his religion formed his life.

'Tails' of Love

By Geoff Brown

The bond between people and their pets is one of the strongest and most beneficial kinds of friendship. Read these heartwarming and heroic "tails" of love. If you've got your own remarkable animal tale to share, enter our Most Heroic Pet Contest for a chance to win a $1,000 gift card.

Driving in the Dark

November is Driver Safety Month, and, as the sun sets earlier, motorists should consider the link between nighttime visibility and safe driving.

Handy Help for Costly Home Repairs

By Jennifer Delson

Nonprofit groups offer resources for older home owners, who often have a tough time fixing things around the house when cash is tight or when they can no longer do the maintenance themselves.

Screening Caregivers

By Cynthia Ramnarace

If you're a caregiver, getting criminal background checks on other care providers and home health aides can help to protect older loved ones from mental, physical, and financial abuse.

End-of-Life Counseling

By Michael Haederle

Experts say the "death panel" debate demonizes tough-but-essential conversations among doctors, patients, and families.

World's Greatest Grandpa?

By C.B. Wismar

A "World's Greatest Grandpa" coffee mug prompts one grandparent to reflect on the distance that makes the role so wonderfully affirming.

Ask Sid: Was This Car in a Flood?

By Sid Kirchheimer

Here's how to avoid purchasing a used car with water damage. Vehicles that have been waterlogged exhibit many problems, starting with rust and failure of the electrical systems.

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