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. Daily Edition • April 3, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Today is the first April 3 since Jane Goodall died — so her titular institute is encouraging us to celebrate the late conservationist’s birthday by doing good all day. You can mark the first annual Jane Goodall Day by taking action to better your local community and the planet. “People can honor Jane by making a positive difference: planting a tree, participating in community cleanups, donating to a cause, choosing plant-based meals, advocating for...

. Daily Edition • April 2, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Some food for thought this Autism Awareness Day, courtesy of an actor on everyone’s favorite medical drama: Tal Anderson (Becca King on The Pitt) is urging people to reframe autism “awareness” as “action.” Anderson, who, like her character, is neurodivergent, told Fox 11 Los Angeles: “There are so many better words to use, and I think the best one is ‘action.’ April can be the month where we take concrete steps to empower and include autistic...

Editors’ Picks • April 1, 2026 Here’s a destination for your bucket list: The “Niagara of the West,” aka Idaho’s Shoshone Falls. With a 212-foot drop, the natural wonder is higher than Niagara but far lesser known, and it has a great story behind it. As legend goes within the Shoshone-Bannock tribes, a coyote named Ejuba went fishing one day and spilled the big basket of water he was bringing his spoils home in. He scrambled to make dams but couldn’t stop the flow — and thus Shoshone was...

. Daily Edition • April 1, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Research has found that poetry can make us feel happier and healthier, and it doesn’t take much Mary Oliver to understand how. But if getting through an entire book of poems feels daunting to you, Nice News is here to help you out. This April — National Poetry Month — we’ll be featuring a bit of verse in the Quote of the Day section of every newsletter, in hopes that maybe you’ll seek out more of it in your day-to-day life. Must Reads Artemis II...

. Daily Edition • March 31, 2026 SUPPORTED BY Here’s the perfect story to close out Women’s History Month. Last week, 10-year-old Everest Nevraumont appeared on The Jennifer Hudson Show and left quite an impression on the host thanks to her expansive knowledge of history-making women, like self-made millionaire Madam C. J. Walker and pioneering pilot Bessie Coleman. The kicker? Everest came to the show dressed as Queen Elizabeth I. Watch the video. Must Reads How to choose the best position...

. 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...