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Daily Edition • March 7, 2026 SUPPORTED BY We made it: In less than a day, the clocks will spring forward, bringing more light to our evenings and the promise of warmth to come. Daylight saving time kicks in at 2 a.m., so don’t forget to adjust your clocks accordingly. Click here for tips on adapting to the time change and that lost hour of sleep. Must Reads How addressing sleep issues early on could boost your heart health Struck gold? Here’s what to do if you inherit the precious metal,...

Daily Edition • March 6, 2026 SUPPORTED BY The Milano Cortina Paralympics kick off today with an opening ceremony at 2 p.m. ET. We’ll be resuming our photo series, Eyes on Milano Cortina, so you can check there for regular updates. And here’s some trivia for you to share at the water cooler (which longtime readers might recall from our coverage of the 2024 Summer Paralympics): Some think the “Para” in Paralympics stands for paraplegia, but the origin of the word stems from the Greek...

Daily Edition • March 5, 2026 SUPPORTED BY The Gerber Baby Photo Search is on — and there’s a bit of a twist to this year’s competition. The company has named the 2026 contest “Behind the Baby” and is looking for pics that feature little ones and their parents. “We believe a parent-friendly world starts with giving parents the recognition they deserve,” the photo search website reads. Families have until April 12 to submit a photo and accompanying short story. Must Reads A fascinating peek...

Editors’ Picks • March 4, 2026 A crop of millennials are turning 40 this year, and so are the dolls many of them played with growing up. It’s hard to overstate just what a phenomenon American Girl was when it burst on the scene: If you didn’t have a Samantha, Kirsten, or Molly, you were always angling for an after-school invite from someone who did. There was even a magazine serious fans could subscribe to (you can scroll through an issue from 1993 here). The brand has evolved over the...

Daily Edition • March 4, 2026 SUPPORTED BY “Sometimes a random gesture or act of generosity can change the way you think about your day — or your life.” That’s the description for a series from The Guardian that compiles stories highlighting the kindness of strangers. Read this week’s column, and consider checking in weekly for more reminders that there’s a lot of good in the world. Must Reads Apple unveiled the iPhone 17e, the most affordable option in its latest lineup Straightforward...

Daily Edition • March 3, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Nearly 40,000 people crossed the finish line Sunday at the first major marathon of 2026, the Tokyo Marathon. It’s safe to assume that at least some of those finishers followed the run-walk-run method, an accessible training philosophy pioneered by former Olympian Jeff Galloway. Galloway died last week at age 80 — read about his final run, documented by The New York Times in December, and learn how to try the Galloway method. Must Reads The world’s...

Daily Edition • March 2, 2026 SUPPORTED BY While we await NASA’s Artemis II launch, here’s some other moon-related news. In the early morning hours tomorrow, there will be a total lunar eclipse — also known as a blood moon, because it’ll make the lunar surface appear red or orange. Totality is expected to be between 6 a.m. and 7 a.m. ET, and unlike a solar eclipse, you don’t need any special equipment to gaze upon this celestial wonder. Learn more about how to see it. Must Reads Can dreaming...