- Meet Team USA’s oldest Olympian
Daily Edition • January 28, 2026 SUPPORTED BY When our nervous systems go on high alert, it can often feel difficult to calm down, even after the stressor has passed. But it’s easier when active noticing is in your toolbox. The method, which only takes a minute or so, involves taking stock of what’s around you and grounding yourself in the present moment. “When you’re present, you can’t really be anxious — you can’t be thinking about the future or preoccupied with things that happened in the…Read more
- Million-dollar pennies
Daily Edition • November 24, 2025 SUPPORTED BY If you’re feeling the swell of gratitude this Thanksgiving season, why not spread it within your community by giving back? Though SNAP benefits have been restored across the country, food banks are still experiencing a boom in demand — so calling your local food pantry is a good place to start if you’re looking for volunteer opportunities this week. You can also use VolunteerMatch or Samaritan Scout to search for other options in your area. Must...
- The link between emotions and decisions
Sunday Edition • November 23, 2025 SUPPORTED BY What’s on your Thanksgiving menu? With the big feast just a few days away, the Nice News team is finalizing the recipes we’re making for our own celebrations — and thought we’d share a few with you. Managing Editor Natalie Stone is starting cocktail hour off strong with this smoky apple cider margarita, sure to warm everyone right up. Staff Writer Stephanie Friedman will carry the torch from her grandma by preparing a creamy carrot soup with...
- 2025’s heartwarming dining trend
Daily Edition • November 22, 2025 SUPPORTED BY If you ever feel guilty looking at your bookshelf full of titles you haven’t yet gotten to, Vogue India writer Asma Siddiqui is here to absolve you. “The unread pile of books shouldn’t be guilt-inducing but reassuring; proof that we have access to thoughts and stories we might love,” psychologist Ruchi Ruuh told her in a recent article. “Bookshelves have always reflected our inner world. They show what subjects spark our curiosity and what ideas...