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Kane Tanaka, born in 1903 and world’s oldest person, celebrates 119th birthday in nursing home

January 3, 2022January 3, 2022 Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Kane Tanaka, born in 1903 and world’s oldest person, celebrates 119th birthday in nursing home

Kane Tanaka celebrated her 119th birthday. Her family said she intends to live another year to reach her 120th birthday, bolstering her world record.

Life

What does dating etiquette look like now in the COVID era? A much more blunt crowd.

January 3, 2022January 3, 2022 Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Comments Off on What does dating etiquette look like now in the COVID era? A much more blunt crowd.

A self-discovery phase has defined a renewed outlook in the dating pool, where people continue to navigate with caution due to several COVID variants.

Life

These parents lost their kids to cancer. Here’s how they found hope during the holidays

December 19, 2021December 19, 2021 Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Comments Off on These parents lost their kids to cancer. Here’s how they found hope during the holidays

Losing a child to cancer can be the biggest heartbreak. But parents linked with St. Jude are honoring legacies of hope to live life to the fullest.

World

5 children killed, more injured after bounce house sent flying by wind gust in Australia

December 16, 2021December 16, 2021 Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Comments Off on 5 children killed, more injured after bounce house sent flying by wind gust in Australia

Five children died in Australia after falling from a bouncy castle lifted by high winds. Images showed officers consoling one another at the scene.

Nation

Geminid meteor shower to peak Monday with more than 50 stunning meteors per hour

December 13, 2021 Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Geminid meteor shower to peak Monday with more than 50 stunning meteors per hour

NASA called an expected meteor shower “one of the most reliable” and suggested that the Geminids could showcase scores of shooting stars per hour.

World

Italian bishop apologizes for telling children Santa doesn’t exist on a commercialism rant

December 13, 2021 Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Italian bishop apologizes for telling children Santa doesn’t exist on a commercialism rant

“No, Santa Claus does not exist,” The bishop of Noto in Sicily, Antonio Staglianò, told schoolchildren. The response drew big backlash and an apology.

Nation

An American buffalo, named ‘Tyson the Bison,’ spotted casually roaming the Chicago suburbs

December 9, 2021 Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Comments Off on An American buffalo, named ‘Tyson the Bison,’ spotted casually roaming the Chicago suburbs

The Lake County (Illinois) Sheriff’s Office said family-owned buffalo – known as “Tyson the Bison” – fled its home and is roaming the Chicago suburbs.

Money

Elon Musk says there aren’t ‘enough people,’ birthrate could threaten human civilization

December 7, 2021 Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Elon Musk says there aren’t ‘enough people,’ birthrate could threaten human civilization

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is being firm with his stance on birthrate. “If people don’t have more children, civilization is going to crumble, mark my words.”

World

A letter from Catherine the Great urged mass immunization in 1787. It just sold for over $1 million.

December 2, 2021 Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Comments Off on A letter from Catherine the Great urged mass immunization in 1787. It just sold for over $1 million.

After being immunized against smallpox twenty years earlier, Catherine the Great showed the “statecraft and foresight shown by the great monarch.”

Travel

The world’s most expensive cities in 2021: Where do Los Angeles and New York rank?

December 1, 2021 Scott Gleeson, USA TODAY Comments Off on The world’s most expensive cities in 2021: Where do Los Angeles and New York rank?

New York City and LA didn’t even crack the top five on a Worldwide Cost of Living index. Where’d they land? And which city beat out Paris as priciest?

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