- A solar system’s baby picture
Daily Edition • July 18, 2025 SUPPORTED BY The heat waves just keep on coming this summer. We humans know many of the best ways to stay safe amid high temps, like reapplying SPF, staying hydrated with water and electrolytes, and remaining inside during peak hours, but helping our animals do the same is a whole other beast. Get some tips on keeping animals of all sizes — from horses to house pets — cool in the heat. Nice News Today Did you know mammograms can detect more than just breast…Read more
- The world’s largest dark sky sanctuary
Daily Edition • March 19, 2024 SUPPORTED BY Today is the spring equinox, which means it’s officially spring (astronomically speaking) in the Northern Hemisphere! And this year, Washington, D.C.’s iconic Tidal Basin cherry blossoms celebrated the new season with an early bloom. The trees reached peak bloom on Sunday, the second-earliest on record following a warmer-than-usual winter. Crowds flocked to the capital to see the light pink flowers and revel in the start of spring — check out some...
- 30-foot tapestry celebrates Paris Olympics
Daily Edition • March 18, 2024 SUPPORTED BY A recent report looked at two of the most common requirements for choosing a place to live — safety and affordability — to highlight some U.S. cities that hit both marks. The analysis from MoneyGeek used data from the Census Bureau’s one-year American Community Survey and MIT’s Living Wage Calculator to come up with three lists: small cities, mid-large cities, and safe cities with particularly low food costs. Read the results here. Must Reads Get...
- A history-making sports arena
Sunday Edition • March 17, 2024 SUPPORTED BY Happy St. Patrick’s Day! We hope you’re feeling the luck of the Irish today, whether or not you plan on sporting a shamrock or two to celebrate. Speaking of festive garb: Ever wondered how the color green came to be associated with the holiday? The history traces back nearly 350 years — and, spoiler alert, the hue isn’t worn to ward off leprechaun pinches, as one legend has it. Click here to learn the roots and then scroll through a roundup of St....