- Tokyo unseated as world’s largest city
Daily Edition • December 1, 2025 SUPPORTED BY If you’re like us, you might be thinking today, “How on Earth is it December already?” In any event, the start of the new month is a good reminder to get your holiday shopping done. And if you need inspiration, we recommend checking out Nice News’ 2025 gift guides: This one is specifically made for the book lovers on your list, and this one rounds up our team members’ favorite purchases of the year. Must Reads Scientists discovered a new type of…Read more
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Daily Edition • July 21, 2025 SUPPORTED BY You may know about the waterfalls of Yosemite or the hoodoos of Bryce Canyon, but U.S. national parks are home to a whole host of fascinating natural phenomena and little-known mysteries. Smithsonian Magazine recently rounded up a list of seven, from the lost colony of Roanoke, Virginia, to the potential meteorite site in Utah. If you feel inspired after reading the list, consider supporting the parks by donating to our summer fundraiser with the...
- What workout matches your personality?
Sunday Edition • July 20, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Pickles have been getting a lot of press lately, popping up as flavor options for chips, beer, and even popsicles. And there may be some actual health benefits to at least one of these culinary experiments: pickle lemonade. According to registered dietician Maura Donovan, the trendy beverage may be a good choice for staying hydrated in the heat. “Pickle juice or brine can be beneficial for hydration because it contains sodium, comparable to some...
- When plants “talk,” insects may “listen”
. Daily Edition • July 19, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Shark Week kicks off tomorrow, with seven days of shark-related programming running on the Discovery Channel. But if you’re ready to get the ocean celebration started early, we have just the thing: Shark Trust recently released the winners of its annual Shark Photographer of the Year awards, and the images are truly mesmerizing (or a bit terrifying, depending on how you feel about sharks). Must Reads Mild cognitive decline is normal as we age — but...