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  • Brains have distinct eras Daily Edition • December 4, 2025 SUPPORTED BY When you go to turn on the Christmas tunes, you likely veer toward the classics — Vince Guaraldi, Mariah Carey, Bing Crosby, and the like. But there are some new songs you might want to consider adding to this year’s playlist, too. Check out 2025’s best holiday albums. Must Reads See the winners of the 12th International Landscape Photographer of the Year competition 2025’s top pop culture trends, as reported by YouTube Science What “Era” Is Your…Read more

  • A “life-changing” gene therapy trial . Daily Edition • July 15, 2025 SUPPORTED BY You’ve likely driven along highways with road rumble strips — those grooved edges that alert snoozing or distracted drivers that they’ve drifted beyond their lane. But have you driven along one that sings? On a stretch of mountain highway in the United Arab Emirates, a special rumble strip joins forces with vehicle speed to play Ludwig van Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony. Watch a video of the art project in action. Must Reads Hot off the presses: NASA...
  • A 67 million-year-old dino fossil was unearthed Daily Edition • July 14, 2025 SUPPORTED BY What’s the best relationship advice you’ve heard lately? The New York Times answered that question by compiling a list of expert tips on how couples can argue better, cultivate curiosity, and deepen connections. And don’t miss the treasure trove of wise words in the comments section. One of our favorites (that’s also science-backed) is from a reader named RKR, who wrote: “When your partner asks you something, be it a question, a favor, whatever, or...
  • The case for being average Sunday Edition • July 13, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Eagerly pulling the lid off a pint of mint chocolate chip or rocky road only to find a layer of freezer burn is no fun. An obvious preventative measure for this is one many of us do naturally: eat up all the ice cream the day (minute?) we bring it home — that way, there’s less opportunity for water to evaporate and then refreeze, causing the dreaded ice crystals. But if you’re of the rare breed who can keep the sweet stuff in your house for longer...
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