Psychology says the people retiring in 2026 aren't afraid of having too little money — they're terrified of having too much time and discovering they have no idea who they are when nobody needs them anymore
VegOut
VegOut
11 articles from VegOut indexed by Voice Herald. Below is what VegOut covers most and which stories they have contributed to.
What VegOut covers most
Stories VegOut has contributed to
Community Interest Stories
Breaking1 from this sourceResidents of Monrovia gathered recently to host a memorial service for a local bear known as Blondie, who was recently euthanized. The event served as a way for community members to express their connection to the animal, which had become a recognizable presence in the neighborhood. The decision to euthanize the bear has sparked local conversation regarding wildlife management and human-animal interactions in urban environments. The memorial highlights the complex relationship between the community and the local wildlife populations that frequently navigate suburban areas.
US Political Discourse
Breaking1 from this sourceFormer President Donald Trump recently ignited controversy with remarks concerning the passing of Robert Mueller, the former special counsel. Trump reportedly expressed being “glad he’s dead,” a statement that has been widely described as tone-deaf and divisive, further polarizing the already heated U.S. political landscape. This comment quickly drew significant attention and criticism across political spectrums. Simultaneously, a key nominee for Trump's potential Department of Homeland Security leadership is facing scrutiny. During a recent confirmation hearing, the nominee declined to definitively rule out the establishment of a new Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility within New Hampshire. This stance has reignited debates over immigration enforcement policies and the potential expansion of such facilities, particularly in states where the issue remains contentious. These events collectively underscore the current state of U.S. political discourse, characterized by sharp divisions and high-stakes policy discussions. From contentious personal remarks about deceased public figures to critical policy decisions regarding immigration, the political climate continues to be marked by significant polarization and ongoing debate over the nation's future direction.
Latest from VegOut
Psychology suggests people who become intolerable to be around as they age aren't becoming worse people — they're becoming more concentrated versions of the person they always were, and the traits that were manageable at 40 have simply run out of th
VegOut
Psychology says the reason some people seem to barely age while others decline rapidly after 60 isn't genetic luck — it's that the ones who stay vital never let go of three things most people quietly surrender in their 50s: a reason to be somewhere, a person ex
VegOut
Psychology says people who become harder to love as they age aren't becoming bitter — they're finally refusing to perform the version of themselves that made everyone comfortable at their own expense
VegOut
Nobody talks about the specific kind of silence that happens when your last child moves out — not the empty nest everyone warns you about, but walking past their bedroom door at 9 p.m. and there's no light underneath it anymore
VegOut
I woke up at 5am every day for two years thinking it would make me more disciplined - but what it actually did was teach me that productivity isn't virtue and rest isn't weakness
VegOut
Psychology says people who describe themselves as joyful after 50 didn't suddenly become optimistic — they stopped treating happiness like a reward for perfect behavior and started treating it like a practice
VegOut
I have a loving family, a comfortable retirement, and absolutely no close friends — and the loneliest part isn't being alone, it's realizing that I never actually learned how to build friendships that weren't based on work proximity or raising kids together
VegOut
Psychology says people with true class don't perform kindness for an audience - they're kind in parking lots, grocery stores, and phone calls with customer service because their character doesn't change based on who's watching
VegOut
Psychology says people who keep their phone on silent all the time aren't being rude or antisocial - they've learned that constant availability is a form of psychological labor they can no longer afford
VegOut
Psychology says people who stay fit after 60 without formal exercise aren’t lucky – they practice 10 daily habits that turn their entire life into low-grade movement their body interprets as purpose, not obligation
VegOut