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The Surprising Upsides of Aging
The number of Americans living to at least 100 is expected to quadruple over the next 30 years, to about 422,000 by the mid-2050’s, according to ...
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Graffiti Disagreement Results in Lawsuit
For over two decades, a vibrant mural featuring "The Wizard of Oz" characters adorned Stead Park. Painted by local graffiti artists in 2001, ...
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Gen Z Has Profound Anxiety About Aging
Anxiety around aging may be universal, but recently some members of Gen Z have been voicing acute distress. A few widely circulated social media posts ...
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NFL Star Announces Official Name Change
Jacksonville Jaguars star linebacker Josh Allen has changed his name to Josh Hines-Allen, in tribute to his maternal family. His No. 41 jersey will feature ...
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What Men Wish Their Dads Had Taught Them
A father’s influence on their sons is profound. As young men, we look first to our fathers to help lay the foundation for our own future growth. ...
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A Gen Z's Guide to Their Generation
A Gen Z journalist named Rikki Schlott wrote an essay to explain her generation to parents of Gen Z children. She called the essay “her best shot ...
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More Than 25% of Americans Live Alone
The number of people who live alone—more than a quarter of all Americans—is on the rise in the US, according to 2020 census data. Single-person ...
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Gen-Z Mental Health Slang Provokes Conversation
Controversies abound regarding social media in general and TikTok in particular. And there’s nothing new or novel about older people expressing ...
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Lost Wallet Uncovers Family History
In November 2023, 71-year-old Thea Culbreth Chamberlain was treated to a wonderful surprise from her local movie theater. The thing that took her breath ...
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Genealogy Sites Reveal Our Search for Roots
Who knew spitting into a plastic tube would become such a popular pastime? Ancestry.com has more than 23 million members in its DNA network and 23andMe ...
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