Christina Ianzito

2 days ago | aarp.org | Christina Ianzito

AARP (Getty Images, 6) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn A new AARP report has found that an estimated 41 percent of American adults (an estimated 110.1 million people) have had money stolen due to fraud or sensitive information obtained and used fraudulently. “That’s huge,” says Kathy Stokes, AARP’s director of fraud prevention programs.

3 days ago | aarp.org | Christina Ianzito

Andrés at the 2023 opening of his restaurant Jaleo in Dubai Francois Nel/Getty Images for Atlantis The Royal Facebook Twitter LinkedIn José Andrés, 55, grew up in Spain immersed in its cuisine and determined, from an early age, to make food the centerpiece of his life.

1 week ago | aarp.org | Christina Ianzito

AARP (Jason Bell; Courtesy Pivotal) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Melinda French Gates, 60, has had a remarkable life — from her early days working as a computer scientist and manager at Microsoft back when women were rare in the field, to marrying the company’s cofounder, Bill Gates, and later joining him to helm the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, the philanthropic powerhouse focused on global health that they launched in 2000.​ But, like anyone’s life, hers has been marked by sometimes...

4 weeks ago | aarp.org | Christina Ianzito

AARP (Grand Central Publishing, Lucien Knuteson) Facebook Twitter LinkedIn She’s only 37, but Amanda Knox has wisdom beyond her years after being subjected to incredible injustice and suffering — a long, painful journey that began when she was wrongfully accused of murdering her roommate while she was studying abroad in Perugia, Italy, in 2007.

1 month ago | aarp.org | Christina Ianzito

Getty Images Facebook Twitter LinkedIn American adults lost $47 billion to identity fraud and scams in 2024, an increase of $4 billion over 2023, according to a new report produced by Javelin Strategy & Research and cosponsored by AARP.