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. Daily Edition • March 30, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Are you having fun reading the news this morning? A recent report from the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism found that 18- to 24-year-olds from around the world are more interested in a bit of fun in their news diets compared to consumers over 55. For the purposes of the survey, “fun” was defined as satire and things that make them laugh. While we can’t speak for the other outlets out there, we certainly hope Nice News meets that mark...

Sunday Edition • March 29, 2026 SUPPORTED BY What does your closet say about you? According to professional organizer Christina Fallon, a lot. “They show you people’s lives, what they collect, and what they’ve shoved in the corners: art supplies, memorabilia, gifts they plan to re-gift,” she recently told The New York Times. Fallon helps clients declutter, make space, and part with items it’s time to let go of. With spring cleaning season upon us, learn how a pro handles the process.— the...

. Daily Edition • March 28, 2026 SUPPORTED BY If you’ve ever participated in a community cleanup event or even just picked up a stray piece of litter, you’ve made the world a better place — and now there’s a calculator that can measure the positive effect your cleaning had on sea creatures. The Ocean Conservancy’s new Wildlife Impact Calculator prompts do-gooders to input what kind of plastic pollution they’ve collected (and how much) and then tells them how many marine animals they’ve helped...

. Daily Edition • March 27, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Dusting, vacuuming, and decluttering probably come to mind when you hear “spring cleaning,” but your home might not be the only thing that needs a good reset this time of year. CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger is all about financial spring cleaning — get her tips on keeping your finances in order, just in time for tax season. Must Reads Neil Armstrong narrowly survived the Gemini 8 emergency 60 years ago — now, previously unpublished...

. Daily Edition • March 26, 2026 SUPPORTED BY The 2025 Nature Photography Contest has concluded, and the winning image is both a stunning snapshot of the wild and a call to action. Tilted “Please spare our home,” the photo by Thomas Vijayan shows an orangutan in a habitat that’s rapidly vanishing due to deforestation. Check out the competition site to read the photographer’s reflection on his image and see more of the winners. Must Reads How marvelous: Plants tell time in their own way Got...

Editors’ Picks • March 25, 2026 Things we know about indoor plants: They can make us happier. They can boost productivity. They can filter our air. And, of course, they need water and light to survive. That second requirement is hard to come by in some homes, but with the right flora, even the dimmest abodes can double as greenhouses — the key is choosing a plant for the space, not a space for the plant. We rounded up some of the best low-light options at the link below. Rebekah Brandes...

. Daily Edition • March 25, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Rejoice: Baseball is back! Tonight, the New York Yankees will face the San Francisco Giants at Oracle Park for the first MLB game of the season. The traditional opening day is tomorrow, when most other teams will get their start (and more fans can check out the new stadium food and drink offerings). In honor of the return of America’s pastime to our screens and local ballparks, check out the best baseball photos of 2025, as decided by an annual...