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Daily Edition • December 23, 2025 SUPPORTED BY What was your favorite song of 2025? This year saw new releases from Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, Bad Bunny, Rosalia, and so many more. Everyone’s top 10 list probably looks different — check out one ranking from USA Today, and consider making your own to compare with family and friends. Must Reads A short mantra to help you through the holidays Revisit the best deep-sea wildlife encounters of 2025, as compiled by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research…Read more
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. Daily Edition • September 9, 2025 SUPPORTED BY If you’re tired of hearing about the benefits of deep breathing, maybe skip this intro. While the concept is nothing new, it really is incredible that something so basic (and foundational to human survival) can be so powerful both mentally and physically — one recent study found that breath work combined with music can induce an altered state similar to that provided by psychedelics. It doesn’t have to be that intense, though; a simple box...
- Calling all Jane Austen fans
Daily Edition • September 8, 2025 SUPPORTED BY How often have you and your buds brainstormed about an incredible trip you want to take together, only to never actually make it happen? Whether due to finances or logistics, it can be hard to get the group trip to make it out of the group chat, so to speak. And if it does, figuring out how to split the costs of everything fairly is its own headache. But one group of BFFs in Australia found a way to make their travel dreams come true: opening a...
- Tips for cutting out comparisons
Sunday Edition • September 7, 2025 SUPPORTED BY As the U.S. Open wraps up today, now is as good a time as any to extol the virtues of tennis — and there are many. Atlantic writer Alexandra Moe serves up the science-backed reasons it’s the ultimate lifetime sport, dubbing it a workout for both the brain and the body. Read her love letter to the game. — the Nice News team Featured Story How to Kick the Cycle of Comparing Yourself to Others Guido Mieth/ DigitalVision via Getty Images When...