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  • The search for the secret to happiness Daily Edition • March 13, 2025 SUPPORTED BY “Touch grass” is a common retort on the internet when it’s clear that someone needs to spend a bit less time online and more time out in nature. Now, a new app is taking the phrase literally — requiring users to go outside and post a picture of themselves touching grass before being able to open social media feeds like TikTok and Instagram. “I was sick and tired of my reflex in the morning being to reach for my phone and scroll for upwards of an…Read more

  • The search for the secret to happiness Daily Edition • March 13, 2025 SUPPORTED BY “Touch grass” is a common retort on the internet when it’s clear that someone needs to spend a bit less time online and more time out in nature. Now, a new app is taking the phrase literally — requiring users to go outside and post a picture of themselves touching grass before being able to open social media feeds like TikTok and Instagram. “I was sick and tired of my reflex in the morning being to reach for my phone and scroll for upwards of an...
  • The most family-friendly country is … Daily Edition • March 12, 2025 SUPPORTED BY On today’s episode of “joyful corners of the internet you didn’t know existed,” we have: owls in towels. The concept is exactly as it sounds. According to the Owls in Towels website and Instagram page, vets and wildlife rehabbers will wrap rescue owls in fabric before weighing, treating, and feeding them — “otherwise they get in a flap.” The result is picture after picture of adorable owls in towels, precisely the kind of timeline cleanse we all...
  • Team USA gets financial boost Daily Edition • March 11, 2025 SUPPORTED BY The blood moon is coming! Late Thursday night into early Friday morning, a total lunar eclipse will make the moon appear red — hence the name — in the Western Hemisphere. The celestial event, which will be most visible for those in North and South America, is expected to peak around 3 a.m. ET Friday (click here to check the time in your area). Unlike last year’s solar eclipse, catching a lunar eclipse doesn’t require any special glasses or other...
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