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Check out this week’s top stories from Fox News Lifestyle, including a bridegroom who went viral, a rescue dog who takes in lots of puppies, a “dad-daughter” hair workshop, and more. (Morning Moments/Naomi McCune/Austin Pets Alive!/SWNS)
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A mother of two has created an hour-long “father and daughter” hair workshop to teach dads how to perfect top knots, ponytails, braids and other styles. Click here to get the story.
A pregnant rescue dog in Austin, Texas, has given birth to double-digit puppies. Click here to get the story.
Meter Maid gave birth to a double-digit number of happy, healthy puppies earlier this month. (Austin Pet Alive!)
family and human interests
A Utah teenager battling cancer is given the car of his dreams, a Ford Mustang, and a chance to race it after learning that a rare disease has spread to his lungs. Click here to get the story.
Today, as anti-Semitism rises, a Dutch woman is on a mission to share the story of her grandparents who survived the Holocaust. Click here to get the story.
A couple survived horrific trains and concentration camps, including Auschwitz, until they met as survivors. Now their devoted granddaughter is telling their story to the world. (Deborah Carcone)
food drink
Spicy pie is a Pennsylvania Dutch tradition adapted in Philadelphia in 1876 to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the United States, and enthusiasts say it’s more American than apple pie. Click here to get the story.
According to the best-known origin story, Caesar salad was named after Italian immigrant restaurateur Caesar Cardini. However, the identity of the salad’s inventor caused a feud within the family. Click here to get the story.
According to popular belief, Caesar salad was named after the Roman emperor Julius Caesar. But you can also stick a knife in that delicious myth. (Ricardo de Alatanha/Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)
americana and culture
Ironworker George Taylor arrived in America as an indentured servant from Ireland and later became a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Click here to get the story.
FOX News personality Jimmy Failla aims to revive the art form once known as comedy in “Cancel Culture Dictionary: An A-to-Z Guide to Having Fun and Winning Wars.” “This book is not a call to arms. It’s just a call to relax,” Faila told Fox News Digital. Click here to get the story.
Jimmy Failla’s book “Cancel Culture Dictionary” shines a spotlight on the outrageous times plaguing society. (Fox News)
focused faith
The Rev. Johnny Moore, president of the Christian Leadership Conference, reflected on the persecution of Christians around the world and what other faiths can learn from these tragedies. Click here to get the story.
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During Lent, a priest from Maine and a chaplain from the Newman Center at the University of Maine shared insights into what it means for God to be always with us. Click here to get the story.
Father Kyle Dousteau, a priest based in Old Town, Maine, told FOX News Digital that it’s important to remember that God is always with humanity. (Courtesy of Father Kyle Doustu/iStock)
viral news
A Norwegian man recently came forward and revealed that he found some medieval coins while exploring a church as a child and hid them for the past 60 years. Click here to get the story.
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A Utah couple is going viral after sharing a photo of the groom standing next to his new wife wearing an Apple Vision Pro headset at their wedding. Click here to get the story.
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