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Leigh Steinman, an 82-year-old 'super-ager', worked as a security guard at Wrigley Field for 17 years before retiring at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ralph Rehbock, a 91-year-old 'super-ager' and Holocaust survivor, works with the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center and participates in a monthly men's group and a weekly singing group.

Dr. Sofiya Milman is a professor of medicine and genetics at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine who studies healthy centenarians.

John Willoughby was the executive editor of Gourmet magazine and was chef Chris Schlesinger’s writing partner on a series of cookbooks.

The publication Wirecutter has published a guide to the best digital instant-read thermometers.

Reverse-searing is a cooking process where a steak is cooked slowly in a warm oven and then finished over high heat on a grill or plancha.

In his order on September 24, 2026, to reinstate press credentials, Judge Timothy J. Kelly cited a 2009 appeals court decision regarding the loss of constitutional freedoms.

In the fall of 2025, approximately 43 percent of the University of Oregon's roughly 21,000 undergraduate students were from out of state.

In 1964, Phil Knight and his former track coach at the University of Oregon founded the company that would become Nike; as of September 2026, Knight is 88 years old.

In 2021, Western Michigan University announced it had received a $550 million donation.

In 2023, Stony Brook University on Long Island announced it had received a $500 million donation.

In 2018, Johns Hopkins University announced a $1.8 billion donation from Michael R. Bloomberg, which brought his total contributions to the university to over $3 billion.

In the decade prior to September 2026, the California Institute of Technology, Harvard, and Stanford each reported receiving individual donations of at least $500 million.

University of Oregon officials expect the process of creating a full undergraduate engineering program to take about a decade.

Bob Guldberg is a vice president at the University of Oregon and a professor of bioengineering.

As of September 2026, the University of Oregon is considering millions of dollars in new budget cuts due to decreasing enrollment.

On September 23, 2026, the University of Oregon announced a $1 billion donation from Phil and Penny Knight, bringing the family's total known giving to the university to over $2 billion.

Democrats criticized the methodology of the Homeland Security search for noncitizens on voter rolls as faulty and potentially illegal.

Demands for evidence of voter fraud by former President Donald Trump prompted multiple governmental efforts.

Nevada official Mr. Ott stated that using voter case numbers, which officials interpret as voter registration numbers, is an imprecise method for identifying individuals.