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Jacqeline Nomora, M.Sc. Biology

Every month, rent is climbing. Every month, pensions stand still. And for retirees across America—those who served the backbone of our communities—their financial security is slipping through the cracks. In these 30 states, surging rents are racing ahead of stagnant pension adjustments, creating a silent crisis that’s stripping seniors of basic dignity. Ready to see …

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United States: A Fortress of Surveillance and Zero-Tolerance United States: A Fortress of Surveillance and Zero-Tolerance (image credits: wikimedia) In 2025, the United States stands out as a global leader in strict border enforcement, particularly along its southern border with Mexico. The government has deployed a vast array of advanced surveillance technologies, including drones, biometric …

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Introduction (image credits: wikimedia) Things You Shouldn’t Do at a Foreign ATM (But Tourists Keep Doing Anyway) Falling for the “Dynamic Currency Conversion” Trap Falling for the “Dynamic Currency Conversion” Trap (image credits: unsplash) Picture this: you’re standing at a sleek ATM in Rome, ready to grab some euros, when suddenly the screen asks if …

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That One Trip That Changed Everything That One Trip That Changed Everything (image credits: pixabay) Picture this: stepping off the train in Rome last July, greeted by a wall of heat so intense it felt like opening an oven door at full blast. Summer 2024 was the warmest on record for Europe, with southeastern Europe …

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Why Are Retired Americans Looking Beyond Florida? For decades, Florida has been the quintessential retirement haven for many Americans. Its warm climate, abundant golf courses, and senior-friendly communities made it an obvious choice. However, rising living costs, increasing hurricane threats, and overcrowded cities have prompted retirees to explore alternatives. Many are now seeking destinations that …

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1. Trading intense workouts for micro‑commitments 1. Trading intense workouts for micro‑commitments (image credits: unsplash) Women over 50 are embracing “micro‑commitments” instead of overwhelming routines – like a few minutes of strength work – because breaking goals into small actions increases follow‑through and control over well‑being. This concept helps narrow the gap between intention and action. …

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Not everything from the past should stay in the past, some traditions carried wisdom, warmth, and a sense of community that feels missing today. From simple family rituals to timeless social customs, these practices once shaped daily life in meaningful ways. In this article, we’ll explore 32 beloved traditions from the good old days that …

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Life after 50 doesn’t have to mean slowing down – it can be the perfect time to pick up new hobbies that boost your mind, body, and mood. The best part? You don’t need high-stress or high-drama activities to feel fulfilled. In this article, we’ll share 31 low-drama hobbies that keep you sharper, happier, and …

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Corona – Mexico’s Golden Rising Star Corona – Mexico’s Golden Rising Star (image credits: flickr) Corona has just grabbed the crown as the world’s most valuable beer brand in 2025, according to recent data from Kantar’s BrandZ rankings. Corona has been recognized as the most valuable beer brand in the world for the second consecutive …

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