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  • What makes someone cool? . Daily Edition • July 12, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Today’s subject: high school reunions. The lesson plan? How to make them as enjoyable (i.e., not stressful) as possible. Because while some of us might be counting down the days to these nostalgia-filled get-togethers, you’re not alone if you’re feeling a mixed bag of emotions when it comes to seeing former classmates. Check out these therapist-approved tips for what to do — and not do — to have a good time. Must Reads Sharing a vacation house with…Read more

  • Nice News has a new look Daily Edition • March 1, 2024 SUPPORTED BY It’s a new month, and, as you can see, Nice News has a new look! Leading up to our two-year anniversary on March 3, we’ve launched a full refresh of the Nice News website, including updated sections like tech, sports, and lifestyle, and a mission page where you can learn more about our team. We’ve also added some exciting new sections to your daily email digest — scroll down to explore them and be sure to let us know what you think. It’s been a...
  • Nice News has a new look Daily Edition • March 1, 2024 SUPPORTED BY It’s a new month, and, as you can see, Nice News has a new look! Leading up to our two-year anniversary on March 3, we’ve launched a full refresh of the Nice News website, including updated sections like tech, sports, and lifestyle, and a mission page where you can learn more about our team. We’ve also added some exciting new sections to your daily email digest — scroll down to explore them and be sure to let us know what you think. It’s been a...
  • The oldest man to achieve HIV, leukemia remission Wake up to good news. Supported by Thursday • February 29, 2024 It’s Leap Day! Though leap years were created to keep the calendar in sync, Feb. 29 has evolved to be somewhat of a holiday (especially for the roughly 5 million people around the world who have a leap birthday). It may seem straightforward, but the math behind a leap day goes beyond an extra 24 hours every four years. For example, did you know that it’s not actually every four years? Years divisible by 100 are not leap years...
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