- 100 years of high kicks
Daily Edition • November 6, 2025 SUPPORTED BY After daylight saving time ended Sunday, you may have found yourself thinking more than usual about clocks — making sure not just that your microwave and alarm are properly calibrated, but also your body clock. “Your body is filled with clocks,” chronobiologist Emily Manoogian told NPR, continuing, “Every cell in your body that has DNA has a molecular clock that keeps its own time.” So how do we make sure everything is aligned? Here are three…Read more
- What hopeful folks have in common
Daily Edition • November 5, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Halloween has come and gone, which means it may be time for Thanksgiving hosts to start planning out the Turkey Day meal. While we love newfangled takes on the classics (like this elevated green bean casserole), sometimes the old-fashioned way really is the best way. Check out 15 “vintage” Thanksgiving side dishes that are deserving of a comeback, according to Allrecipes. Must Reads Another compelling reason to lace up your walking shoes At a new...
- A wedding for the history books
Daily Edition • November 4, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Calling all U.S. readers: It may be time to do your civic duty! While today’s Election Day is off-year, meaning there are no presidential or midterm elections, it’s still worth checking if there are any local races or propositions on your ballot — voting is an important opportunity to make your voice heard on every level of government. Click here to learn who and what will be on your ballot (and if you forgot to register, see if you’re in one of...
- What does a “death ball” sponge look like?
Daily Edition • November 3, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Already hit your coffee treat budget for the fall? No worries: You can make a pumpkin spice latte at home for cheaper (and it’ll probably taste better, too). USA Today compiled five of the best recipes out there, including a vegan version and a Starbucks copycat — check ’em out. Must Reads It’s a good thing photographers captured comet Lemmon whizzing through the sky — we may not see it again for another 1,300 years Is one long walk better than...