July 30, 2025

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LIFESTYLE

Baby boomers expect to get what they pay for, especially when it comes to cars. No one wants to end up with a clunker. (Source: GoBankingRates)

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NOSTALGIA

Some of these dishes had their moment in the sun – others never deserved the spotlight to begin with. Here are 17 old-school American eats that barely anyone touches anymore. (Source: GlobeGrazers)

WELLNESS

Avoid common blood pressure measuring errors with Dr. Deshauer’s top tips—rest, silence, correct arm use, and proper posture can all impact readings significantly. (Source: 10Almonds)

LONGEVITY

A new research study suggests that everyone was at risk of premature brain aging during the pandemic, no matter what age they were, and whether they had COVID or not. (Source: Longevity-Project)

BUSINESS

You're in the prime of your life, just a handful of years from retirement. So what do you do if your employer gives you a pink slip and sends you on your way? (Source: NextAvenue)

ENTERTAINMENT

Jamie Lee Curtis opened up about her relationship with Hollywood and how watching her parents, Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis, age changed her perception about working and retiring. Saying it was "very painful" to see her parents lose work as they aged, she said that she is "semi-retiring" to avoid that feeling. (Source: People)

TRAVEL

The scenic Lamar Valley is open year-round and known for wolf packs, bison herds, bears, and snowy views. (Source: TravelandLeisure)

FOOD

An analysis of nearly 40,000 grocery items revealed that synthetic food dyes are prevalent, particularly in foods marketed to children. Products with dyes also had 141% more sugar on average. (Source: FoodandWine)

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.