In 1952, Dick Hauck signed, stamped and sent off a letter to his sweetheart, Arlene, proposing marriage. Sixty years later, it has finally been delivered.
The provisions are part of an effort to move away from streamlined, across-the-board security policies and instead focus on potentially riskier fliers.
A Kentucky woman wed her 87-year-old beau in the nursing home where they both live.
Weighing in at a mere 97 lb., Dorothea Taylor rescued her husband from an angry moose with nothing but a shovel
Wednesday’s links ponder the day’s news while ogling delicious food.
Shoppers at one Target store were treated to what must be one of the most subdued flash-mob performances ever.
Mom just posted a message on your facebook status. Get used to it.
It seems that Japan—famed for its citizens’ longevity—hasn’t actually been keeping tabs on whether the oldest living citizens were actually, you know, still around. Awkward!
