- A never-before-seen view of the sun
. Daily Edition • June 13, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Long week on your feet? If your soles are feeling sore and achy this Friday, you might benefit from a foot-focused workout. “People have these amazing muscles in their feet,” physical therapist Irene Davis told NPR. “They actually have the ability to increase the strength and capacity of their feet, which can help with the pain.” Learn six exercises to alleviate the soreness. Must Reads There’s a new dino species on the scene One artist is giving…Read more
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. Daily Edition • June 9, 2025 SUPPORTED BY What’s better than Broadway, baby? Theater’s best and brightest were honored last night at the Tony Awards, held at New York’s Radio City Music Hall and hosted by Wicked superstar Cynthia Erivo. Check out a roundup of the best red carpet looks and a list of who took home awards after the star-studded evening. Must Reads Christening this year’s U.N. Ocean Conference, dozens of vessels set sail across France’s Bay of Angels yesterday in honor of World...
- 4 iconic Frank Lloyd Wright buildings
Sunday Edition • June 8, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Are you signed up for Monday’s Nice Book Club discussion? For the third installment, author Scott Shigeoka will shed light on a superpower we all possess: curiosity. In his book, Seek, Shigeoka shares how embracing curiosity can help us bridge differences, strengthen relationships, and live more meaningful lives. Last week, we shared the nine questions the author has on his “Powerful Questions List,” and we can’t wait for him to dig deeper into how...
- Scientists “overwhelmed” by HIV breakthrough
. Daily Edition • June 7, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Are you ready for your summer trip? Not so fast — before you jet off to your destination of choice, consider challenging yourself with this summer vacation quiz from The New York Times, containing questions about popular warm-weather getaways. It’s harder than you might think. Must Reads It’s official: The U.S. Treasury will stop minting pennies next year — here’s what to do with yours Telling stories about everything from asteroid strikes to...