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House Judiciary Chairman Jim Jordan has subpoenaed BlackRock Inc. and State Street Corp. for documents related to the committee's inquiry into whether their efforts to combat climate change violate U.S. antitrust law‚ Bloomberg News reported Friday.

A binder containing highly classified information concerning Russia and other sensitive areas went missing at the end of former President Donald Trump's time in office‚ CNN reported.

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A rolled-up piece of lead found in Germany was actually a 15th-century "curse tablet."

On December 12‚ the world mourned the historic loss of Japanese native Fusa Tatsumi‚ who was 116 years old when she died. Shortly before passing‚ Tatsumi had been able to enjoy her most favorite meal: bean-paste jelly. Tatsumi’s death is a significant event both in Japan and the world at large; she was the oldest mother in Japan and had lived to be the second-oldest woman in the present day. Her family continues to share her story and honor her remarkable‚ long life. Fusa Tatsumi maintained her longevity while enjoying every minute A young Fusa Tatsumi / Wikipedia Tatsumi was born on April 25‚ 1907. When she was 32‚ she married a local farmer named Ryutaro. Together‚ they had three children‚ the oldest of whom is 76-year-old Kanji‚ who‚ along with the rest of the family‚ believes Tatsumi’s life of dedicated hard work helped her live so long. For 20 years‚ she contributed to the success of the farm‚ carrying baskets teaming with harvested fruit on her back up and down the long slope of the family orchard. RELATED: ‘World’s Oldest Man’ Jose Paulino Gomes Dies At 127‚ Few Days Before His Next Birthday This helped her stay in good shape later in life; indeed‚ the only time she’d had any kind of health struggle was when she fell and broke her femur while in her 70s. Otherwise‚ Tatsumi had never been very sick or injured. The second-oldest living woman received support for all the inspiration she sparked Tatsumi was the second-oldest woman / Wikimedia Commons via LAD Bible During the last years of her life‚ Tatsumi lived at a care facility in Kashiwara‚ Osaka. There‚ she supported the staff just as much as they helped her‚ engaging in sharp conversation and showing off the makeup skills she still had at the age of 110. As far as other living choices‚ Tatsumi ate just a little bit of meat and otherwise ate three meals consisting of fish and vegetables. She was very conscientious of staying sufficiently hydrated. In fact‚ she aimed to drink a liter of water every day and still kept a cup of water at her bedside whenever her thirst needed quenching. Her family also highlighted the importance of an attentive care team in making sure Tatsumi lived her best‚ longest life. Japan's oldest person passed away at the age of 116. Fusa Tatsumi‚ lived through two world wars and multiple pandemics. Born in 1907‚ Tatsumi raised three children with her husband‚ a farmer‚ in Osaka. Read more: https://t.co/62H9KVHok9#japan #oldestperson pic.twitter.com/g2HNgliIPu — The Times Of India (@timesofindia) December 13‚ 2023 “I think she did great to get to this age‚” marveled Kanji. “I can only be grateful that she survived with the help of generous nursing care.” Rest in peace‚ Fusa Tatsumi. Fusa Tatsumi‚ the world's second oldest woman and oldest person in Japan‚ has passed away at 116 in a nursing home in Osaka. Born on April 25‚ 1907‚ she raised three children in Osaka. She enjoyed her favourite meal of bean-paste jelly before passing. Her eldest son‚..1/2 pic.twitter.com/qm1OtT4cl7 — Mr. FRIMPONG (@mr_frimpong22) December 14‚ 2023 RELATED: 101-Year-Old Man Is Oldest Practicing Doctor With Three Big Tips For A Happy Life Click for next Article The post Second-Oldest Woman In World Fusa Tatsumi Dies After Enjoying Favorite Meal appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author‚ Dana Daly