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Are You Embracing a “Soft Life”? Inside the Popular Trend That’s Worth Making Permanent

If you’re looking at the social media feed for #softlife, you might assume the trend is solely focused on curating aesthetic peaceful experiences: With nearly 200 million views on TikTok, the hashtag is populated with videos of people enjoying things like candlelit baths and working by the gently lapping ocean. But truly embracing a soft […]

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“Superfield of Dreams”: East Coast’s Largest ADA-Compliant Athletic Complex Opens in NY

In an eastern suburb of Syracuse, New York, this past Saturday, excited athletes swarmed the newly completed Carrier Park Superfield of Dreams. With seven turf fields, a special needs playground, and a basketball court, it’s the largest ADA-compliant athletic complex on the East Coast. The complex is now the permanent home of the Syracuse Challengers,

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America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places in 2026 Symbolize Equality for All: See the List

With the United States’ 250th anniversary just over six weeks away, it’s a landmark time for the nation — and the National Trust for Historic Preservation is honoring the milestone with this year’s list of America’s 11 Most Endangered Historic Places. Announced today, the 2026 sites reflect the Declaration of Independence’s principle that all people

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Artist, 87, Turned His Small Town Into a “Safari” With Hundreds of Animal Sculptures

Residents of Totnes, England, don’t have to go far to experience a safari — they can see an array of exotic “wildlife” just by driving through local streets. That’s thanks to artist Malcolm Curley, who’s installed over 300 handmade animal sculptures in and around town.

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This Former Engineering Student Builds Massive Rubik’s Cube Mosaics: “I Have a Lot of Fun in My Life”

When Dylan Sadiq was 21, he emptied his savings account on something his mother (perhaps understandably) considered a completely frivolous expense — not an Xbox or closet full of Nikes but rather 600 individually wrapped Rubik’s Cubes. “It was a few thousand dollars,” he recounted with a laugh on a recent call with Nice News. 

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Who Are You in “Just One Word”? New Book Invites Readers to Define Their Purposes in Simplest Terms

“Describe yourself in such-and-such number of words” is a common directive and near-impossible task, made all the more difficult the lower that number gets. But Erin Weed has no trouble condensing the human essence into a single phrase — she does it on a daily basis.  Weed is the creator of The Dig, a methodology

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