This week’s lifestyle headlines from Fox News Digital cover a wide range of topics, including hot travel spots, a viral dog rescue, wild nature, odd news, and more. Readers can also enjoy regular quizzes, crosswords, and other games on the website. From American travel stories to wild tales of discovery and rescue, there is something for everyone to enjoy.
In the American travel section, readers can learn about the birthplace of hit-making Muscle Shoals, Alabama, as well as the most patriotic U.S. states ahead of Independence Day. A report uncovers interesting facts about Alabama and other states, while the story of Allan Williams, who created the first roadside rest area in 1929, sheds light on a fascinating American phenomenon.
Wild tales in the lifestyle section include Kansas wildlife officials tagging and releasing prehistoric-looking alligator snapping turtles, a Florida family uncovering a treasure while on vacation, and three men rescuing 38 dogs treading water in Grenada Lake, Mississippi. These stories highlight the wonders of the natural world and the kindness of human beings towards animals in need.
Food and drink enthusiasts can read about the South Dakota bar-food tradition of chislic, a Russian-German delicacy that has been modernized with a multicultural twist. Furthermore, a London restaurant owner reveals Taylor Swift’s favorite food order ahead of her concerts at Wembley Stadium. A trendy seed that can boost health in five ways is also featured in the lifestyle section.
Odd and viral stories cover a mom’s TikTok parenting hack involving an airplane seat and a Mississippi woman unexpectedly giving birth at a Golden Corral and naming her newborn after the restaurant. Great outdoors features anglers breaking state fishing records, while house and home stories showcase a mom refurbishing old furniture pieces and a unique Tennessee home with a two-story basement.
Viral videos show a beaver enjoying a peanut butter sandwich at a zoo in Washington and male koalas acclimating to their new home at Brookfield Zoo Chicago. An interview with Julie Banderas reveals her favorite spot in New York City, favorite movies, and the one thing she wishes she knew when she was younger. Lastly, heartwarming stories of a 103-year-old World War II veteran continuing his passion for photography and a man rescuing a moose calf from drowning in Homer, Alaska, demonstrate the compassion and resilience of individuals in various situations.
