July 28, 2025

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LIFESTYLE

As we go through hard times, we often wonder why it's happening to us. Then, many years later, we look back and see the reason more clearly. (Source: SeniorResource)

NOSTALGIA

If you lived through the ‘60s, you’ll know it’s a hard time to forget. It was a wild culture-shifting decade that gave us everything from bell-bottoms to Beatlemania. No matter whether you were there or just wish you had been this quiz will test how much of those groovy times really stuck with you. (Source: GlobeGrazers)

WELLNESS

Learn how creatine enhances bone strength and quality—vital factors for bone health that go beyond mere density. (Source: 10Almonds)

LONGEVITY

With rates of social isolation on the rise, no one wants to turn down new connections. But at the same time, how do you maintain boundaries and cater to your unique social needs? (Source: Longevity-Project)

BUSINESS

GOBankingRates spoke with Frank H., and while he was never part of the 20% with no retirement savings, he said he made some mistakes along the way. Better yet, he shared three things that he would focus on if he had to do it all over again. (Source: GoBankingRates)

ENTERTAINMENT

'The Equalizer,' 'The Sex Lives of College Girls' and 'FBI: Most Wanted' are among the list of shows that have been canceled by their networks in 2025. Here are all of the shows that have been canceled (so far) in 2025. (Source: People)

TRAVEL

For active adults, choosing the right place to retire means more than just sunshine and affordability. (Source: SixtyandMe)

FOOD

Rick Steves doesn't just learn a lot from traveling on his own. While talking to locals, he found out that Europeans love this bit of American food culture. (Source: Explore)

FUN STUFF

WEEKLY TIPS

I have a lot of apps on both my iPhone and my iPad, and I can sometimes forget where I've stored them all. There's a much faster way to launch apps: simply ask Siri. Not only can you use Siri to launch and use apps, but Siri can also help you find and download apps of interest.  Here's how to launch and control apps with Siri! (Source: iPhoneLife)

We’ve all read articles about how consuming alcohol, particularly frequently and heavily, is bad for your body. With the increased acceptance of cannabis use and the proliferation of THC drinks being sold, there is now a viable, practical and most importantly enjoyable alternative to catching a buzz via your favorite libation.