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  • World’s first mass-produced flying car prototype Best of 2025 • Tech Edition SUPPORTED BY Tech enthusiasts, this one’s for you: Today’s tech edition of the Best of Nice News features stories about innovations that are changing (or will change) the way we drive, focus, and experience the world around us. We can only imagine what thrilling inventions 2026 has in store. Until then, if you’re hungry for more techy stories, check out Time magazine’s list of the 300 best inventions of 2025. Tech World’s First Mass-Produced Flying Car Prototype…Read more

  • Paw-sitive news incoming . Daily Edition • October 16, 2025 SUPPORTED BY In North Carolina, more than 2.5 million people will soon have their medical debt — totaling over $6.5 billion — eliminated, thanks to a partnership between the state government and the nonprofit Undue Medical Debt. That’s a financial burden relieved for nearly a quarter of North Carolina’s residents. And you can help lift that burden for others by contributing to Nice News’ ongoing fall fundraising campaign with Undue Medical Debt. We’re well...
  • Today’s Pick: A “haunting” hyena photo Editors’ Picks • October 15, 2025 The world’s rarest hyena species is (a tad ironically) getting its day in the sun: An elusive, nocturnal brown hyena was captured in a “haunting” image that just won the Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards. Titling the spooky shot “Ghost Town Visitor,” Wim van den Heever from South Africa spent a decade monitoring camera traps in the abandoned diamond mining town of Kolmanskop, Namibia, to score it. Learn more about the photo and see the other winning...
  • What’s super about “Superwood”? . Daily Edition • October 15, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Want to brighten a kid’s day? Right now, Children’s Hospital Los Angeles is asking the public to send Halloween cards to pediatric patients — all you have to do is select one of the card options and write a sweet message. Hospital staff will hand deliver the cards (which the kids can color in) alongside a goodie bag and some Halloween treats. And you’ll be making a difference in more ways than one: A donor is giving the Children’s Fund $1 for...
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