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Baby Girl Is “Progressing Remarkably” After World-First In-Utero Brain Surgery

Health / 4 min. read

In what’s being called a “first-of-its-kind” procedure, a potentially fatal vascular malformation in an unborn baby was successfully repaired via in-utero brain surgery. Two days after the March 15 operation, the baby girl, named Denver, was successfully delivered and showed progressive normalization of cardiac function, indicating that the most dangerous threats associated with the aggressive […]

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The US Is Giving Away Lighthouses for Free — And You Have GPS to Thank

Culture / 2 min. read

The first known lighthouse was constructed around 300 B.C., and the picturesque monuments were used to guide sailors out at sea in the many centuries following. Today, modern navigational technology like GPS has rendered them largely obsolete, creating an advantageous opportunity for any lighthouse lovers or historical restoration enthusiasts out there.  The U.S. General Services

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Celebs Who Served in the US Military: Elvis, Morgan Freeman, Bea Arthur, and More

Humanity / 7 min. read

Before Bea Arthur was Dorothy Zbornak on Golden Girls, Pat Sajak hosted Wheel of Fortune, and Tom Selleck was Dr. Richard Burke on Friends, these celebrities served in the U.S. Military. It’s a reminder that people from all different walks of life come together in service of their country, and of how important it is

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The Best Bike Accessories for Cycling in Style

Lifestyle, Things We Love / 4 min. read

Recommendations are independently selected by our team but may result in a commission to Nice News which helps keep our content free. Bicycling has long been celebrated around the world — and the sentiment is seemingly growing. An increasing number of protected bike lanes are being built across the United States; Amsterdam unveiled a massive underwater

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“Every Artifact Tells a Different Story”: Heirloom Hunter Returns Lost Items to Rightful Owners

Exclusive, Humanity / 3 min. read

Love letters written by a long-distance couple, a diary belonging to a teenage girl, and a photo album originating from the Civil War are just a few of the hundreds of artifacts that Chelsey Brown has returned to their rightful owners. The heirloom hunter, who started doing returns in 2021, has reunited people around the

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Here’s How You Can Start Speaking a New Language in Three Weeks

Culture / 3 min. read

Sponsored by Babbel Language is the ultimate connector: It allows us to exchange ideas, thoughts, and feelings with others. And in our incredible, multicultural world, being able to speak in more than one tongue unlocks so many rich experiences, not only when we travel great distances, but also in our own cities and states. Whether

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NYC Restaurant Employs Grandmas From All Over the World to Cook, Share Recipes

Culture / 2 min. read

There’s something special about the taste of grandma’s cooking. And Enoteca Maria is all about capturing that something special. The Staten Island, New York, restaurant invites and employs real grandmothers from countries around the globe to cook their family recipes. “Growing up I realized that my grandmother had been the repository of our family culture

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Earth’s Most Powerful Solar Telescope Captures Sun in “Unprecedented Detail”

Science / 5 min. read

The Daniel K. Inouye Solar Telescope on Maui, Hawaii, is the largest and most powerful solar telescope on the planet, and the recent images it captured surely live up to those superlatives. The National Science Foundation released a set of eight new pictures last week, showing our sun in “unprecedented detail.”  The shots provide a

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I Love Books: The Social Impact Organization Striving to End Illiteracy in Kids

Exclusive, Humanity / 3 min. read

The National Center for Education Statistics reports that roughly 1 in 5 U.S. adults are illiterate or possess low literacy skills. I Love Books is on a mission to change that, one book at a time. The social impact organization, founded in 2021, aims to end illiteracy by ensuring that all children have access to

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