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A Man Who Invited the World Over for Dinner
In February 2020, BBC journalist Vicky Baker jumped on the Eurostar to Paris, motivated by a sudden urge to have dinner with a friend. American Jim Haynes ...
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Billionaire's Giving Lesson for Grads
In the pouring rain, Robert Hale Jr., founder and CEO of wholesale telecommunications provider Granite Telecommunications, took the stage for the graduation ...
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An Annual Christmas Hello to a Departed Neighbor
For Mike Witmer, it began as a neighborly holiday game. Now it has become an enduring tribute. The Witmer’s Christmas lights were already up when ...
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English Pub's 77-Year-Old Christmas Decorations
A pub has been reusing the same 77-year-old Christmas decorations in its public bar for more than 60 years. Landlord David Short, 84, first put up the ...
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Celebrities Help Sponsor Underfunded Olympians
At a moment when Veronica Fraley should’ve been focused only on the task ahead of her, instead she was preoccupied with issues thousands of miles ...
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EV Charging Firm Targets Rude Users
In both scientific research studies and informal surveys of friends and family, people considering purchasing electric vehicles often cite charger availability ...
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Man Throws $200K in Cash from Car
An Oregon man recently threw $200,000 in cash onto a local highway until police asked him to stop due to the risk to pedestrians endangering themselves ...
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Billionaire Secretly Gives Away Fortune
Charles Feeney was raised by working-class parents who struggled during the Depression to pay a $32 monthly mortgage. He served in the Air Force and got ...
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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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People Express Deep Despair to Elmo
If there was any doubt that the national mood could need a dose of uplift, more evidence showed up in late January. On X (formerly known as Twitter), ...
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