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New Social Security Rule Could Boost Checks for Widows and Divorced Spouses
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Taylor Swift and Beyonc Join Library of Congress Music Hall of Fame
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Taylor Swift and Beyonc Join National Recording Registry for the First Time
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Albums and songs from Taylor Swift,Beyoncé,Chaka Khan and The Go-Go’s are joining America’s audio canon. The new inductees into the National Recording Registry at the Library of Congress include Swift’s blockbuster 2014 pop album “1989,” Beyoncé’s era-defining 2008 anthem “Single Ladies (Put a Ring o
