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Nice News’ 2024 Holiday Gift Guide: Experiential Presents for Making Priceless Memories

Gifts are a love language for a reason. They can make us feel special, understood — and who doesn’t love the feeling of a wrapped present in hand? But thinking outside-the-box (literally and figuratively) and treating loved ones to experience gifts can be an even more meaningful way to connect, whether you live down the street from one another or thousands of miles apart. 

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USS New Jersey Is First Submarine Designed to Be Fully Gender Integrated 

The USS New Jersey is unlike any other submarine in the U.S. Navy’s fleet for one specific reason: It’s the first sub intentionally designed for men and women to live and work on. The Navy lifted the ban on women on submarines over a decade ago and retrofitted bathrooms and sleeping quarters to accommodate them.

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Toddlers, They’re Just Like Us: First-of-Its-Kind Study Shows They Ponder the Impossible

Toddlers have a lot to think about: Which toy is their favorite? What sound does a cow make? Why can’t they eat that sticky fruit snack that fell on the floor? The ability to evaluate probabilities and possibilities, though, might seem a bit outside their wheelhouse.  As adults, we’re used to analyzing the likelihood of

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How Gophers Helped Regenerate Life on Mount St. Helens in Just 1 Day Following 1980 Eruption

Washington state’s Mount St. Helens is a popular tourist destination for outdoor enthusiasts — but it’s also an active volcano. When an earthquake caused it to erupt in 1980, the explosion of hot lava and ash destroyed much of the surrounding flora and fauna.  Two years after the event, the area remained largely barren. But

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The “Huge Potential” of Turning Abandoned Malls Into Much-Needed Housing Across the US

Across the United States, people are struggling to find homes they can afford. Also throughout the country, an abundance of retail space is sitting empty. A rising real estate trend could make a dent in both problems: turning abandoned malls and shopping centers into affordable housing.  Though plenty of malls still see action (anyone else

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Strong Emotions Lead to Strong Bonds — When a Certain Condition Is Fulfilled, Study Finds

Go to any movie theater, sports venue, or airport, and it’s obvious there’s an intangible bond that forms from laughing, crying, and simply feeling while brushing shoulders with others. Research has long backed up this sense of connection, but some aspects of the phenomenon remained unclear. Now, a new study is offering insight.  The results

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It’s Cold and Flu Season: Try These 6 All-Natural Items to Quell Your Symptoms

With the onset of cooler fall temperatures across much of the United States, it’s unfortunately time to prepare for cold and flu season. While seasonal influenza viruses circulate year-round, rates of the respiratory illness tend to pick up in October, peak in the winter, and ebb in the spring. Many different influenza viruses can cause

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Cancer-Detecting “Lollipops” Could Sweeten the Future of Diagnostic Testing 

A lollipop can sweeten a trip to the doctor, no matter your age, and the colorful candies may soon be sweetening a diagnostic process as well. Currently, testing for cancer often involves a biopsy: collecting cells or a small piece of tissue via needle or scalpel and checking for abnormalities — a procedure that can

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