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Lifestyle March 15, 2024

Good news you'll appreciate

A mom of two created a one-hour "dad and daughter" hair workshop to teach fathers how to perfect the top knot, ponytail, braids and other styles. Click here to get the story.

A shelter dog gave birth to a double-digit litter of puppies in Austin, Texas, after she was unable to move during her pregnancy. Click here to get the story.

Split image of Meter Maid nursing and with puppies on top of her

Meter Maid gave birth to a double-digit litter of happy, healthy puppies earlier this month. (Austin Pets Alive!)

Family & human interest

A Utah teen battling cancer was given his dream car, a Ford Mustang, and a racing experience after learning that his rare disease had spread to his lungs. Click here to get the story.

Amid antisemitism's rise today, a woman in the Netherlands has made it her mission to share the stories of her grandparents — who survived the Holocaust. Click here to get the story.

Deborah K tells Holocaust family story split

A couple lived through terrifying train rides and death camps, including Auschwitz, before meeting as survivors. Now, their devoted granddaughter is sharing their story with the world. (Deborah Kalkoene)

Food & drink

Shoofly pie is a Pennsylvania Dutch tradition that was adapted to celebrate the U.S. centennial in Philadelphia in 1876 and is more American than apple pie, enthusiasts say. Click here to get the story.

Caesar salad was named for Italian immigrant restaurateur Caesar Cardini, according to the best known origin story. But the identity of the salad's inventor caused a family feud. Click here to get the story.

Caesar salad, according to common acclaim, is named for Roman emperor Julius Caesar. But you can stick a knife in that delicious myth. (Ricardo DeAratanha/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

Americana & culture

Ironsmith George Taylor arrived in America from Ireland as an indentured servant — and went on to become a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Click here to get the story.

Fox News personality Jimmy Failla aims to revive the art form formerly known as comedy with "Cancel Culture Dictionary: An A to Z Guide to Winning the War on Fun." Failla told Fox News Digital, "This book is not a call to arms. It's just a call to chill out." Click here to get the story.

Jimmy Failla’s book "Cancel Culture Dictionary" has put a spotlight on the outrage era plaguing society. (Fox News)

Faith in focus

Rev. Johnnie Moore, president of The Congress of Christian Leaders, reflected on the persecution of Christians happening around the world — and what others of faith can learn from these tragedies. Click here to get the story.

During Lent, a priest from Maine and the chaplain of the University of Maine's Newman Center shared insights on what it means for God to be with us always. Click here to get the story.

Priest preaching split with symbols of Lent

Fr. Kyle Doustou, a priest based in Old Town, Maine, told Fox News Digital it is important to remember that God is with humanity always. (Courtesy of Fr. Kyle Doustou/iStock)

Viral news

A Norwegian man recently came forward to disclose that he'd found several medieval coins while exploring a church as a child and hid them for six decades, until now. Click here to get the story.

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A couple from Utah is having a viral moment after the groom shared a photo of himself wearing his Apple Vision Pro headset at his own wedding while standing beside his new wife. Click here to get the story.

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Nicole Pelletiere is a senior editor on the lifestyle team at Fox News Digital.

Authored by Nicole Pelletiere via FoxNews March 15th 2024