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. Daily Edition • June 18, 2026 SUPPORTED BY How many of us go into summer saying this is the season we’re finally going to catch up on reading — only to find that our books become more like poolside accessories than activities? Well, there are ways to avoid that this time around. NPR’s top recommendation: “Allow yourself to read whenever, wherever.” Read the outlet’s five tips for reading more books this summer. Must Reads The Knicks celebrations continue — get the scoop on today’s...

Editors’ Picks • June 17, 2026 If you’re the owner of a waterproof notepad (yes, that’s a thing), you’ve likely had more than one brilliant idea while scrubbing down in the shower. And you’re no outlier — it’s a well-documented occurrence, with an entire subreddit dedicated to such “shower thoughts.” So why is that? Well, like many phenomena, science is on the case. Read our article below to learn why these “aha!” moments occur and how to help spark them when you aren’t soaking wet. Rebekah...

. Daily Edition • June 17, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Airports are liminal spaces — in-between places where we’re often rushing or stressing as we await our final destinations — but that doesn’t mean they can’t be easy on the eyes, too. The Prix Versailles, a prestigious architecture award, recently announced its list of the world’s most beautiful airports. Terminal 3 at Guangzhou Baiyun International Airport in Guangzhou, China, took the top spot: See the full list. Must Reads Got back pain? Try this...

. Daily Edition • June 16, 2026 SUPPORTED BY With 11 metros hosting matches and 39 hosting team base camps, the World Cup is showing off the welcoming spirit of U.S. cities. In the Boston area, a 6:30 a.m. wakeup call from kilt-clad bagpipers (aka Scotland fans) went viral — and led to an unexpected friendship. Then there’s Lawrence, Kansas, the small city that has embraced team Algeria with a heartwarming fervor. “I want to say thank you to Algeria for choosing Lawrence, Kansas,” one local...

. Daily Edition • June 15, 2026 SUPPORTED BY As you gear up for summer travels, you may want to add heat preparation to your to-do list alongside choosing restaurants and excursions. The next few months could be scorching, and that means you’re going to need to take precautions as a tourist to avoid heat-related illnesses. Some packing tips: light-colored, breathable clothes are your best friends, as are sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, and a portable fan. Get more advice on traveling during...

Sunday Edition • June 14, 2026 SUPPORTED BY It’s been nearly two decades since a 1-year-old named Charlie famously bit his older brother’s finger — and a new catalog of internet artifacts will help secure the moment in our memory for decades to come. The viral video (which has almost 900 million views on YouTube) is being preserved by the British Film Institute, along with hundreds of other clips spanning 30 years of digital culture. Check out a selection.— the Nice News team Featured Story...

. Daily Edition • June 13, 2026 SUPPORTED BY The Tribeca Festival, which turned 25 this year, wraps up tomorrow after 12 days of programming that included 118 feature films and 86 short films. Co-founded by Robert De Niro in the aftermath of 9/11, the festival sticks to its roots of being a unifying force and amplifying artists’ voices. Learn more about some of this year’s standout movies. Must Reads In a “major milestone,” deer are already embracing a California wildlife bridge before it’s...