Rachel Wolfe

reporter, Wall Street Journal

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Speed dating is regaining popularity with younger generations fed up with swiping to find love. Even some dating apps are hosting in-person speed dating events.

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Speed dating is regaining popularity with younger generations fed up with swiping to find love. Even some dating apps are hosting in-person speed dating events.

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Supply chain issues are causing a shortage of Girl Scout cookies, including in LA. Some areas are extending cookie season to wait on more inventory.

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