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  • Social distancing is older than you may think Daily Edition • October 17, 2024 SUPPORTED BY You might not be thinking about holiday cards and gifts just yet, but the U.S. Postal Service is. Earlier this month, the service revealed the cutoff dates for ensuring your messages reach their recipients by Hanukkah (Dec. 25-Jan. 2), Christmas (Dec. 25), and Kwanzaa (Dec. 26-Jan. 1). The recommendations include specific dates for domestic, international, and military mail, and note that sending from Alaska and Hawaii takes longer than from the…Read more

  • Social distancing is older than you may think Daily Edition • October 17, 2024 SUPPORTED BY You might not be thinking about holiday cards and gifts just yet, but the U.S. Postal Service is. Earlier this month, the service revealed the cutoff dates for ensuring your messages reach their recipients by Hanukkah (Dec. 25-Jan. 2), Christmas (Dec. 25), and Kwanzaa (Dec. 26-Jan. 1). The recommendations include specific dates for domestic, international, and military mail, and note that sending from Alaska and Hawaii takes longer than from the...
  • Inside the Paris Motor Show Daily Edition • October 16, 2024 SUPPORTED BY History buffs (and specifically World War I history buffs): You might want to clear your morning schedule. Starting at 9:30 a.m. ET today, the National WWI Museum and Memorial is live streaming the unveiling of a century-old time capsule buried at the the Liberty Memorial in Kansas City, Missouri. According to a report from 1924, the capsule contains various documents and artifacts from the war, but we won’t know what they are for sure until it’s...
  • No, really: Your life’s a movie Daily Edition • October 15, 2024 SUPPORTED BY NASA’s Landsat program has been around for more than 50 years, providing the longest continuous space-based record of Earth’s land in existence. It tracks natural disasters like earthquakes and hurricanes, keeps an eye on food and water management, follows carbon storage, and so much more. Less essential is its ability to spell your name, but it is very fun. Click here to type in your name and see it spelled out in Landsat-captured imagery of...
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