May 29, 2017: Hour 2

Here & Now

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In hour two of Here & Now's May 29, 2017 full broadcast, an Obama-era rule about retirement savings is set to take partial effect in June. CBS News' Jill Schlesinger tells us more about how it works. Also, 100 years since his birth, we take a look back at the legacy of President John F. Kennedy in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. And we speak with one professor about the psychology behind the affliction known as senioritis — and how it affects more than just high schoolers ready to head off to college.

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May 29, 2017: Hour 2

Here & Now

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