A forgotten Michigan junkyard hides rare American muscle, including a 1970 Pontiac GTO Judge and multiple big-block classics.
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Living longer does not have to mean spending more time in gym, expensive diets and workout plans. While supplements, therapies and health technology currently dominate the wellness space, some of the most effective tools for longevity are completely free,
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As readers are well aware, the U.S. government officially shut down after lawmakers failed to reach a funding deal. To date, paychecks for hundreds of thousands of federal employees have been paused, and some national parks and agencies have been shuttered, including the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which supplies jobs and inflation data.
Government shutdowns almost always get constant media attention, perhaps understandably so. They are disruptive and create plenty of short-term uncertainty.
But for investors, they need not be a source of stress or urgent concern. History tells us, quite clearly, that shutdowns have not been a source of meaningful and certainly not lasting economic impact.
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Scottsdale, Ariz – Barrett-Jackson (www.barrett-jackson.com), is gearing up for this year’s Scottsdale Fall Auction, highlighted by the Select Preview that includes the one-of-one 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split-Window Coupe built by Jeff Hayes.
Collectors and enthusiasts from around the world will attend this year’s Fall Auction to bid on hundreds of No Reserve collectible vehicles and genuine automobilia pieces set to cross the auction block Oct. 15-18, 2025, at WestWorld of Scottsdale.
Read the entire article: Barrett-Jackson Fall Auction headlined by 1963 Chevrolet Corvette Split-Window Coupe built by Jeff Hayes – Old Cars Weekly
No matter how much you know about healthy eating, it can be difficult to do it consistently.
According to a recent AARP survey, nearly half of people over 40 are confident or somewhat sure about what they should be eating for optimal health. Only 18 percent think it’s easy to maintain a healthy diet, and 25 percent find it difficult.
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A total lunar eclipse delighted stargazers overnight on Sept. 7-8 with a spectacular display of orbital mechanics that briefly turned Earth’s natural satellite blood red.
This week’s total lunar eclipse graced the night sky as Earth drifted between the moon and the sun, veiling the lunar disk in its umbral silhouette.
Read the entire article: Blood moon wows skywatchers worldwide: Best photos of the September 2025 total lunar eclipse | Space
Do you have plans to relocate when retiring? Let me know in the comments.
When it comes to retirement, many people dream of a lifestyle that combines relaxation, good weather, and affordable living. Increasingly, retirees are searching for destinations that provide not only comfort but also a vibrant community, cultural experiences, and access to healthcare.
Across the United States, certain towns and cities have become hotspots for older adults seeking to enjoy their golden years to the fullest.
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Why is there a hole in The Old Farmer’s Almanac? We’re talking about the punched-out hole in the upper top left corner of the book. It’s not a mistake. It’s part of our history.
The classic Almanac paperback has a hole drilled in the top left corner of the paperback Old Farmer’s Almanac. Ever wondered why? When did it start?
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Woody Guthrie, extraordinarily, became a Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, Songwriters Hall of Famer, International Folk Music Award Lifetime Achievement honoree, and GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award winner, and the lead track off the collection is Woody’s only known recording of his iconic song ‘Plane Wreck at Los Gatos (Deportee)‘.
Guthrie wrote the track in 1948 in response to a New York Times article about a plane crash in Los Gatos Canyon, California, that killed 32 people, including 28 migrant farm workers.
Read the entire article: Not Dead Yet – Woody Guthrie’s last recordings emerge 75 years later – Americana UK
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It’s official: Older Americans worried about cognitive decline can stay sharper for longer by exercising both their bodies and their brains and eating healthier.
That’s according to initial results released Monday from a rigorous U.S. study of lifestyle changes in seniors at risk of developing dementia. People following a combination of
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Feeling younger is beneficial for your health.
People who report feeling younger show less brain aging.
Feeling older than your actual age is a predictor of future depression.
My dad will be celebrating his 80th birthday tomorrow, and he is living proof that age really is just a number. He’s not just surviving—he’s thriving. He still works full time running his small business, he lives independently, and travels internationally on a regular
Read the entire article: You’re Only as Old as You Feel | Psychology Today
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Digging into the One Big Beautiful Bill Act
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has been signed into law, which makes now a good time to review how the law financially affects individuals, families, and businesses. Depending on where you look, you can find sweeping praise or stern criticism of the law’s provisions. I’ll offer no such viewpoint here.
My goal instead is to give readers straightforward, objective commentary on how the bill impacts household and corporate finances, which by extension can provide clues regarding potential investment implications.
I’d like to start with what has not changed. Despite some speculation during the legislative process,
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A few months into an eagerly planned retirement, Martin described the transition as “a seismic shift”.“I thought I had it all figured out,” he said, the frustration evident in his voice. “I’ve been so looking forward to more time in the garden, picking up the guitar again, getting into a fitness routine and planning trips with friends.
”But somehow Martin’s plans haven’t translated into meaningful experiences for him – “I feel quite lost, which is very strange for me…
Read the entire article: From corner office to crossroads: navigating purpose and identity after retirement | Gaynor Parkin and Dave Winsborough | The Guardian
The centuries-old complete skeleton of a medieval knight was found under the former site of a famous ice cream shop in Poland, researchers said. The discovery was made on a small plot in Gdańsk, a city on the country’s coast.
The site was once home to an ice cream parlor called Miś, which has operated there since 1962 but has since moved to a new location.
Researchers say several other archaeological discoveries have been made at the site in recent years, including the remains of cottages dating back to the 12th and 13th centuries and an ancient city street.
Read the entire article: Complete skeleton of medieval knight found under former ice cream parlor in Poland – CBS News
KEY TAKEAWAYS
The federal government collected $26.6 billion in tariff revenue in June, rising again as President Donald Trump’s tariff policy began to take hold.
Spending decreased by $187 billion in June, resulting in a budget surplus of about $27 billion for the month.
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