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. Daily Edition • June 27, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Have you heard of the 10-3-2-1-0 rule? Dr. Christopher J. Allen recently explained to ABC News that the numbered framework represents what you should strive for to get a good night’s rest — no caffeine 10 hours before bedtime, no food or alcohol 3 hours before, no work 2 hours before, and no screen time 1 hour before. As for the zero, it means no snoozes (aka, getting out of bed after your first alarm). And while we have you here thinking about...

. Daily Edition • June 26, 2026 SUPPORTED BY If you’re a person who loves a thrill, summer is the perfect time to explore the iconic amusement parks on offer in the U.S. People magazine rounded up five new roller coasters that have opened across the country, including Legoland Florida’s first new one in 15 years. Check out the list here. Must Reads The Milky Way’s heart was captured in its most dazzling and detailed form yet Take a dip in London’s first floating natural swimming pool Science...

. Daily Edition • June 25, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Today, June 25, is Global Beatles Day: “A love letter from the world to The Beatles” founded by fan Faith Cohen in 2009. The date was chosen as an homage to the Fab Four’s 1967 live performance of “All You Need Is Love” during the Our World broadcast. “The Beatles brought the world together that day,” Cohen recently told Salon. The commemoration has gained more recognition since its founding, and Apple Corps is even getting in on the celebrations...

Editors’ Picks • June 24, 2026 How do you feel about heights? The Sky Pool at London’s Embassy Gardens hotel is entirely transparent, suspended between two buildings, and 115 feet off the ground. It’s a pretty cool place to beat the summer heat — and so are the other jaw-dropping pools around the world that we rounded up. Dive in below. Ally Mauch Associate Editor Today’s Pick Brook Mitchell—AFP/Getty Images 7 Incredible Pools Around the World You’ll Dream About Taking a Dip in Perhaps you...

. Daily Edition • June 24, 2026 SUPPORTED BY The June Bootids meteor shower is typically sparse, only producing a few “shooting stars.” But the celestial event is also notoriously unpredictable, and has resulted in some outbursts of meteors over the decades (notably putting on sparkling shows in June of 1998 and 2004). This year could bring another surprise, astronomers say, and the Bootids’ peak is happening now through Saturday — here’s how to give yourself the best shot at seeing meteors....

. Daily Edition • June 23, 2026 SUPPORTED BY The 2026 Special Olympics USA Games began in Minneapolis yesterday, kicking off a week defined by grit, determination, and joy. “I hope I have fun — and also win,” Conner Emmert, who’s representing team Virginia in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash, and 100-meter relay, told Good Morning America. Meet more of the athletes competing this week. Must Reads Clive Davis died yesterday at age 94 — revisit 11 songs he helped turn into hits Car paint that...

. Daily Edition • June 22, 2026 SUPPORTED BY We know what 70 degrees and sunny in Los Angeles looks like in person — palm trees set against a bright blue sky, punctuated by the beaming sun. But what does it look like in painting form? Current Rothko answers that question. The fun website translates the current weather in any given city into a piece of abstract art, and it has us wanting to pull out some canvas and paints to give the concept a go ourselves. Check it out. Must Reads Could...