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Dorothy Hoffner marked her 100th birthday by going skydiving and has now set her sights on breaking a world record—so what's her secret?

Taylor Swift extended the tour through to 2024 and is likely to keep smashing records wherever she goes.

For the first time in the 65-year history of the Billboard Hot 100 chart, country music has taken the top three spots.

'Suits' set a Nielsen streaming record this month, aided by public fascination over its female lead, Meghan—an entertainment expert tells Newsweek.

Stève Stievenart successfully completed three crossings between the California mainland and Catalina Island, which is over 20 miles offshore.

The boy, named Raphael, weighed in at 13 pounds and measured 24 inches long, making him one of the largest babies that the doctors and midwives had ever seen.

Playing should have been as easy as breathing; instead, I was paralyzed—unable to play a note.

The new audio recording is itself admissible in court, but Trump's team will likely move to have it thrown out, and Judge Aileen Cannon may side with him.

A deadly heat wave in Texas has entered its third week now, with high temperatures expected to expand to other states in the coming days.

Jackson agreed the lawsuit should be dismissed, but wanted the lower court decision to stand, which would have made it easier for lawmakers to request records.

The enormous cypress tree was found to measure 335 feet, making it the second-tallest tree in the world.

The National Archives called a new report claiming the federal agency misled Congress about the Biden administration's role in the FBI raid "untruthful."

The snowpack in the Southern Sierras is now at 257 percent of the average level for March 12.

The ice cover of the Great Lakes has been declining over the last few decades due to higher air temperatures in the region, experts say.

After the singer became the most decorated artist in Grammy history, she was honored with a sky-written message in Los Angeles.

A 1989 gown worn by Diana has become the most expensive of her dresses to be sold on the open market, earning a hammer price of $604,800.

"The radical, left Democrats have weaponized everything, but remember, that is a dangerous two-way street!" former President Donald Trump cautioned.

NASA satellites recorded a low of minus 135.8 Fahrenheit. With or without the wind chill factor, better put on some layers!

"There has been no accountability yet, not one indictment. That's going to change," former federal prosecutor Glenn Kirschner predicted on Tuesday.

Despite this week's midterm losses, experts predict Trump will remain undeterred in his 2024 goals and make an official announcement soon.

The dead sunfish found off the coast of the Azores in the North Atlantic weighed more than a white rhino.

Micka Burkhart reeled in what is expected to be a record-breaking 118 pound fish on a 30-pound test line.

On Thursday, the former president said his endorsement record was "higher" than the 92-percent winning streak reported by BBC News.

"The only thing stacking up against the Republican Party are indictments, subpoenas and investigation," Gavin James said.

Georgia local Clark Wheeler caught a 24.5-inch shoal bass, which officially ties for the state record length.

"I don't think things were perfect in Ohio, but I think it was better here than in 90 percent of the states," Vance said last week.

Graham has voted to support every other Supreme Court nominee—both Democrats and Republicans—since he was elected to Senate in 2003.

The reveal came in a letter to the House Committee on Oversight and Reform.

The author of an upcoming book claimed that "staff in the White House residence would periodically find the toilet clogged" with paper.

The January 6 Committee says there is a gap in the White House's official phone log for January 6 when investigators know Trump was making phone calls.