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Leading longevity expert Dan Buettner has revealed that the secret to living well into your 80s, 90s and beyond has nothing to do with gruelling workouts or the latest diet trends.

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This weekend, eight schools from across the region participated in the Lehigh Valley Collegiate Hackathon at Lehigh University. The two-day event challenges teams to create a project in 24 hours.

Known for his savvy business skills, smart deals on “Shark Tank” and his self-made billionaire status, Mark Cuban has an impressive net worth of $6 billion, but the former Dallas Mavericks owner ...

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Family and friends gathered on October 11, 2025, to celebrate the 100th birthday of Olean P. Littlejohn, a beloved resident of Paris. The milestone occasion was marked with a celebration at Paris New ...

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If you've ever been annoyed at how quickly your headphones wear out, one Reddit user may have found a solution. A post on r/todayilearned said you only need some silica gel packets. "TIL that storing ...

Nothing’s sub-brand CMF is working on another audio product. A few days ago, the company shared a teaser for their upcoming CMF Headphone Pro, which is expected to be a budget headphones that is ...

A conversation with George Palmer days before his 100th birthday resembled looking into a kaleidoscope. Each time Mr. Palmer shifted in his chair, a new colorful memory of his life appeared. His eyes ...