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This Five-Question Quiz Could Reveal the Truth About Your Aging

As we aspire to enjoy our later years with vitality, connection, and mental acuity, it’s essential to assess whether our current choices support these goals. A newly introduced quiz, designed within the framework of the Take Five to Age Well initiative by The Open University and Age UK, provides an...

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Study Finds the Top Qualities That Make Someone Truly Cool

From Lagos to Cape Town, and Santiago to Seoul, the concept of "cool" permeates various realms including music, fashion, and social media. This term is frequently used to label individuals, but what truly defines coolness? Is it merely about being in vogue or is there a more profound essence at play...

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USOPC Pays Tribute to Flo Hyman With Hall of Fame Induction

Flo Hyman's remarkable achievements and extensive accolades have earned her a place in the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Hall of Fame, 41 years after she contributed to a medal-winning U.S. Olympic volleyball squad and 39 years following her tragic death. Ruth Nelson, Hyman’s teammate and coach at the...

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Homeowners Invited to Birmingham Info Sessions on Repair Aid Program

The City of Birmingham’s Department of Community Development is set to launch applications for its Critical Repair Program, aimed at providing urgent home repairs for 100 qualifying residents. This initiative offers up to $30,000 for essential repairs, including roofing, plumbing, or electrical issu...

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$6B in Grant Money Headed to Schools via Trump-Era Education Plan

The Trump administration announced the release of billions in previously withheld educational grants, providing much-needed clarity for educators nationwide relying on these funds. The Education Department stated on Friday that over $6 billion in funding had been suspended since July 1 as part of a...

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Harvard Expands Partnership With HBCUs, Launches Second Executive Cohort

This month, Harvard University proudly welcomed its second group of presidential fellows hailing from historically Black colleges and universities (HBCUs) to partake in the Seminar for New Presidents. These fellows, comprising ten out of fifty-five participants, represent a promising lineage of HBC...

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Rose Garden Renovation Criticized as ‘Trashy’ Tribute to Trump

Donald Trump’s recent renovation of the iconic White House Rose Garden has redefined one of America’s most cherished outdoor locales, now viewed by many as a concrete embodiment of his personal style. The historic garden's controversial transformation is advancing, with recent photographs showcasing...