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Attn: early career British journalists. Want to work at the The Washington Post? And follow in the footsteps of Alexandra Heal Cara McGoogan Laura Hughes Gabriel Pogrund? We're now accepting applications for this year's Stern-Bryan Fellowship
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Read all the advice centenarians gave by tapping the link here. wapo.st/3Sroe6s

Walter Alfred’s dreams were too big for the small town of his birth in southern India. He relocated to Mumbai, taught himself shorthand typing and began to help reporters.

Alfred, died Sept. 13, 2023, at the age of 102, a week before his birthday. Before he died, he offered this…

When Milly Skjordahl was young, her father told her that she could do anything he could. But she lacked confidence and passed up opportunities because she didn’t think she was “good enough.”

Now 110, Skjordahl wishes she could tell her younger self to believe in herself.…

At 107, Shitsui Hakoishi is determined to claim a Guinness World Record. “The title for oldest barber in the world is currently 108 years old, so I need to work until I’m 109,” she said.

The key to a long life, Hakoishi said, is a career that fills you with joy.…

Leonard Samuel “Sam” Baker, 101, is a World War II veteran who had a nearly four-decade career in government. His wife, Janet, died of a heart valve condition at 88.

His advice: Choose the right partner and appreciate the time you have. wapo.st/3Sroe6s

We can learn a lot from people who have lived for 100 years. We asked 14 centenarians from around the world to reflect on what it takes to live a healthy and happy life, and to share the advice they would have given to their younger selves.

Here’s what they said.…

The Washington Post Niha Masih Teddy Amenabar Naomi Schanen Sara Sorcher Tara Parker-Pope Anjuman Ali Anne Kenderdine Now, the The Washington Post wants your help to continue this exploration of centenarians’ lives: If you are 100 years old or older — or know someone who is — and willing to talk to us, please fill out this form and we may get in touch: washingtonpost.com/wellness/2024/…

They survived wars. Married. Had children. Lost loved ones. Now, at over 100 years old, a group of centenarians from around the world reflect on lives well-lived — and tell the The Washington Post what advice they would have given their younger selves: washingtonpost.com/wellness/2024/…

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While “rizz” is a new word, the feelings it captures — that of attraction — are as old as time.
“The pursuit of ‘rizz’ is an eternal one,” Casper Grathwohl, president of Oxford Languages, tells The Washington Post's Annabelle Timsit of its 2023 Word of the Year:
washingtonpost.com/style/2023/12/…

Here are the hostages released by Hamas and those remaining in Gaza. Sammy Westfall Helier Cheung tracking the numbers: washingtonpost.com/world/2023/11/…

Today, the The Washington Post is publishing the latest in its year-long reporting on the AR-15 as a symbol in American culture.

The care, consideration and intent that has gone into this by a team of 30+ editors and reporters is truly extraordinary.

The Washington Post takes unusual step of publishing photos and videos from the aftermath of some of American's deadliest mass killings - the latest in a series of stories examining the role of semiautomatic rifles in American life. wapo.st/46pzeqc

Follow our live coverage: washingtonpost.com/world/2023/10/…

The first news of their loved ones’ kidnapping came from the videos on social media. Others tracked their journeys from Israel across the border into the Gaza using cellphone location data. Leo Sands on hostages Hamas took:
washingtonpost.com/world/2023/10/…

New: Hamas took at least 64 captives into the Gaza Strip during fighting that began Saturday, at least 49 of whom appeared to be civilians, nine of them children, according to a review of visual evidence by The Post. Our latest investigation here: washingtonpost.com/investigations…

I went to a restaurant in Norway… washingtonpost.com/travel/2023/09…