- What makes a good apology?
. Daily Edition • September 23, 2025 SUPPORTED BY “You know what’s underrated? Letting people be,” a TikTok user wrote in a recent video, wracking up millions of views for the simple yet somehow radical sentiment. The video advocated for not correcting people when they mispronounce words and for letting them ramble on about that random show they love. Experts co-sign the concept: “Letting people shine, even when they’re talking about something that isn’t your thing, taps into validation…Read more
- Where did trick-or-treating come from?
Daily Edition • October 31, 2024 SUPPORTED BY Happy Halloween! You’ll notice that we really got into the spirit this year, as today’s featured stories all revolve around the spooky holiday. If you’re hankering for a real fright, though, check out The New York Times’ roundup of 25 of the best jump scares in movie history. A warning before you click: Some of them are truly terrifying! Must Reads Zoom in: the top shots from the Close-Up Photographer of the Year shortlist Tomorrow kicks off...
- Meet the new half-marathon record holder
Daily Edition • October 30, 2024 SUPPORTED BY Stores are still filled with pumpkins and candy, but New York is getting into the Christmas spirit. This week, officials revealed the pick for the 2024 Rockefeller Center tree: an 11-ton Norway spruce, standing 74 feet tall and 43 feet wide. The festive tree will travel from West Stockbridge, Massachusetts, to New York City early next month, arriving in the famed plaza on Nov. 9. Must Reads Target is offering its cheapest Thanksgiving meal deal to...
- New shingles treatment could ease eye symptoms
Daily Edition • October 29, 2024 SUPPORTED BY Wake up, new giant panda footage just dropped! On Saturday, the National Zoo shared a video of Bao Li and Qing Bao, the pandas who recently arrived from China, “having a ball” with some enrichment toys in their new habitat. “These toys encourage our giant pandas to keep physically active and mentally sharp; they also give the bears an opportunity to use their natural behaviors and choose how to spend their time,” the Washington, D.C. zoo...