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Monday Article
Gen Z is less likely to have a driver license
Turning 16 and earning your driver's license is a major rite of passage for many young Americans. Though this milestone represents more freedom and access for teenagers, data shows that Generation Z no longer values driver's licenses the same way past generations did....
Boy Offered a Dollar to a Homeless Man
A man in the purple shorts only wanted to step outside for a quiet moment of prayer whilst waiting for his coffee but ended up attracting the attention of a young man in grey sweats. The meeting produced an incredible moment that fortified the man’s faith in humanity....
Man Admits Stealing Ruby Slippers
A man charged in the museum heist of a pair of ruby slippers that Judy Garland wore in the “The Wizard of Oz” pleaded guilty in a deal that could keep him out of prison due to his failing health, but only cleared up some of the mystery that dates back 18 years. Terry...
Why am I Seeing Robots in Grocery Stores
We really are in a futuristic age. From electric cars to a real-life “kitchen of tomorrow,” it’s hard to not take our technology for granted. It’s incredible what science has given us as a society, and the best part is…there’s more to come! It may seem straight off...
How PEZ Evolved
HOW PEZ EVOLVED FROM AN ANTI-SMOKING TOOL TO A BELOVED COLLECTOR’S ITEM When it comes to stocking stuffers, one product hits a perfect harmony: the PEZ dispenser. Part character, part candy, and all collectible, the trinket has delighted kids and collectors around the...
Laughter of the Best Medicine
Laughter is a great form of stress relief, and that's no joke. A good sense of humor can't cure all ailments, but data is mounting about the positive things laughter can do. A good laugh has great short-term effects. When you start to laugh, it doesn't just lighten...
Second Boeing whistleblower dies
Joshua Dean, a Boeing whistleblower who warned of manufacturing defects in the planemaker’s 737 Max, has died after a short illness, the second Boeing whistleblower to die this year. Dean, 45, a former quality auditor at Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems, filed a...
AI Beauty Pageant
The fusion of technology and beauty takes center stage as the world prepares for the first-ever Miss AI beauty pageant. AI models and influencers are stepping into the limelight, ready to showcase their charm and digital prowess. Let’s delve into this unique...
How Old Are You in Your Head
My 70-year-old father tells me he's routinely startled simply by seeing his face in the mirror. "Who's that old guy?" he thinks. Science shows he's far from alone in this feeling. Neuroscientists have explored the puzzling gap between our real age and how old we feel...
Can Your Beliefs About Aging Impact Health
People’s beliefs about aging have a profound impact on their health, influencing everything from their memory and sensory perceptions to how well they walk, how fully they recover from disabling illness, and how long they live. More than 400 scientific studies have...
Friday Article
Gen Z is less likely to have a driver license
Turning 16 and earning your driver's license is a major rite of passage for many young Americans. Though this milestone represents more freedom and access for teenagers, data shows that Generation Z no longer values driver's licenses the same way past generations did....
Boy Offered a Dollar to a Homeless Man
A man in the purple shorts only wanted to step outside for a quiet moment of prayer whilst waiting for his coffee but ended up attracting the attention of a young man in grey sweats. The meeting produced an incredible moment that fortified the man’s faith in humanity....
Man Admits Stealing Ruby Slippers
A man charged in the museum heist of a pair of ruby slippers that Judy Garland wore in the “The Wizard of Oz” pleaded guilty in a deal that could keep him out of prison due to his failing health, but only cleared up some of the mystery that dates back 18 years. Terry...
Why am I Seeing Robots in Grocery Stores
We really are in a futuristic age. From electric cars to a real-life “kitchen of tomorrow,” it’s hard to not take our technology for granted. It’s incredible what science has given us as a society, and the best part is…there’s more to come! It may seem straight off...
How PEZ Evolved
HOW PEZ EVOLVED FROM AN ANTI-SMOKING TOOL TO A BELOVED COLLECTOR’S ITEM When it comes to stocking stuffers, one product hits a perfect harmony: the PEZ dispenser. Part character, part candy, and all collectible, the trinket has delighted kids and collectors around the...
Laughter of the Best Medicine
Laughter is a great form of stress relief, and that's no joke. A good sense of humor can't cure all ailments, but data is mounting about the positive things laughter can do. A good laugh has great short-term effects. When you start to laugh, it doesn't just lighten...
Second Boeing whistleblower dies
Joshua Dean, a Boeing whistleblower who warned of manufacturing defects in the planemaker’s 737 Max, has died after a short illness, the second Boeing whistleblower to die this year. Dean, 45, a former quality auditor at Boeing supplier Spirit AeroSystems, filed a...
AI Beauty Pageant
The fusion of technology and beauty takes center stage as the world prepares for the first-ever Miss AI beauty pageant. AI models and influencers are stepping into the limelight, ready to showcase their charm and digital prowess. Let’s delve into this unique...
How Old Are You in Your Head
My 70-year-old father tells me he's routinely startled simply by seeing his face in the mirror. "Who's that old guy?" he thinks. Science shows he's far from alone in this feeling. Neuroscientists have explored the puzzling gap between our real age and how old we feel...
Can Your Beliefs About Aging Impact Health
People’s beliefs about aging have a profound impact on their health, influencing everything from their memory and sensory perceptions to how well they walk, how fully they recover from disabling illness, and how long they live. More than 400 scientific studies have...