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Ethel Caterham, the world's oldest person, just turned 117 in Surrey, England, making history as the first British person to reach this age. She celebrated with family, friends, and memories of meeting King Charles last year. #
Ethel Caterham just made history as the first British person ever to reach 117 years old, breaking records that stood for over three decades. The world's oldest living person celebrated her milestone birthday surrounded by family, a royal visitor, and admirers worldwide.
British carmaker Caterham just unveiled Project V, an electric sports car designed to make driving fun again. Instead of chasing speed records, it focuses on the pure thrill that made people fall in love with cars in the first place.
Jose Flores from Costa Rica has defied every expectation, reaching 119 years old while still walking, smiling, and living independently. Researchers are racing to verify what could be the world's most extraordinary case of human longevity.
France rugby player Thibaud Flament made headlines by skipping a major Six Nations match to support his wife through time-sensitive fertility treatment. His openness about the decision is helping break the silence around infertility struggles.
Bibb County Schools stopped judging kids by test scores alone. Now, 9,167 students get personalized help before they fall behind.
What started as 10 cars in 2007 has grown into Nova Scotia's largest Black community celebration, bringing generations together every summer. The 19th annual North Preston Day parade drew hundreds of residents to honor their heritage with music, dancing, and pride.
A great-grandson donated rare documents from the daring 1876 Catalpa rescue, when his ancestor freed six Irish revolutionaries from an Australian prison. The treasure trove includes ship logbooks, bills of sale, and a 200-year-old workbook that fill crucial gaps in this legendary escape story.