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Sunday Edition • April 20, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Today is Easter, the Christian holy day commemorating Jesus’ resurrection. If you’re among those who celebrate, does it feel like it took forever to arrive? That’s because it landed three weeks later than it did in 2024: The movable feast is always on the Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox (which happened to be last Saturday’s “pink” micromoon). And for thousands of years, members of the Sorbian community in Schleife,...
Daily Edition • April 19, 2025 SUPPORTED BY They’re back: Remember the invasive spotted lanternflies we’ve all been told to squash on sight for the past few summers? Well, the insect species has started laying eggs for the season, and they’ve been seen in 17 U.S. states so far. Normally we’re all about being gentle with nature, but the best thing to do for the environment in this case is to keep an eye out for lanternfly egg masses and destroy them. That’ll help stop them from feeding on...
Daily Edition • April 18, 2025 SUPPORTED BY If you love the idea of tending to a beautiful garden but don’t love all the organization and rules required to form those perfect lines, then chaos gardening might be your thing. “Chaos gardening is all about breaking the rules of traditional gardening. It’s about letting plants grow however they want, without symmetry or strict order,” meadow designer Kori Kasper told Real Simple. Learn how to start your chaos gardening journey and embrace “the...
Daily Edition • April 17, 2025 SUPPORTED BY What if we said you could ditch the advice of your parents and all the personal finance gurus out there and stop budgeting? We’ll even go so far as to note that budgeting actually isn’t that effective as a tool for saving money, according to Dana Miranda, author of the aptly titled book, You Don’t Need a Budget. Now, that doesn’t mean you should start spending with reckless abandon and ignoring bills — read five money-minded steps Miranda recommends...
Daily Edition • April 16, 2025 SUPPORTED BY The transition to requiring Real IDs at U.S. airports has been teased for years now — but the federal government says the upcoming May 7 deadline is the real deal this time. That means your regular license won’t do the trick at airport security before boarding a domestic flight; you’ll need a Real ID-compliant license or another form of identification, such as a passport, to present to TSA. Here’s what to know about the deadline and what to do if...
Daily Edition • April 15, 2025 SUPPORTED BY Newsweek and Statista recently ranked the top 250 hospitals around the globe, evaluating health care centers in 30 countries based on surveys of medical professionals, patient experience data, hospital quality metrics, and patient-reported outcome measures. Two U.S. based hospitals — Minnesota’s Mayo Clinic and Ohio’s Cleveland Clinic — took the No. 1 and No. 2 spots. See which other institutions made the list. Must Reads How dogs prepare for a...
Daily Edition • April 14, 2025 SUPPORTED BY How much do you focus on agility in your workouts? The ability to move quickly and with ease is an important part of staying fit as you age — particularly when it comes to avoiding falls — but agility training often gets overlooked in exercise routines. “You’ll feel the mental confidence of your training first, feeling comfortable moving faster,” strength and conditioning coach Brett Poniros told The New York Times. “Then you’ll see the...