EXCLUSIVE: The 103-year-old from Chadlington celebrated her birthday feeding penguins at a beautiful wildlife park.

How women’s dreams change as they age. Monique Lortie-Lussier, retired adjunct professor of social psychology at the University of Ottawa, said her dream research has focused on women.

As we age, and reach our senior years, if we’re not having “white dreams” (where we can’t remember the subject of said dream) ...

As part of the US@250 project examining the United States in a historic year, CivicSpace gathered Americans across race, age, ...

An international study of over 15,000 adults across 16 countries found that dream recall and nightmares became more common ...

A wannabe-GI Jane’s dream of becoming the first female Navy SEAL ended because military recruiters delayed her application so long that she aged out, she claimed in a lawsuit. US Navy officials ...

The content of your dreams tends to change as you age – here's how. Everybody dreams, every single night – but some of us won’t remember what exactly we dreamt about.

The majority of Americans believe it is possible for people to achieve the American dream. Around 7 in 10 people age 65+ say the Dream is achievable, while 4 in 10 people ages 18-29 say the same.

Trump’s ‘golden age’ dream is a fallacy, and the golden chariot is already stuck in the mud | Opinion By Andrew Fiala Special to The Fresno Bee. February 2, 2025 6:00 AM.

I Dream of Jeannie star Barbara Eden, who turned 93 in August, shared that she relies on at-home workouts to stay fit — but is prone to a sweet indulgence or two. "I used to work out all the ...

Everybody dreams, every single night – but some of us won’t remember what exactly we dreamt about. It’s long baffled researchers as to why some people wake up from sleep vividly recalling ...