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Out of office, off the rails

If June is for taking a break, nobody told the chaos. Today, we’re looking at time off, voluntary or otherwise, in all its dysfunctional glory.

Private parts, public drama, perfect revenge

Today’s issue covers what happens behind closed doors, and what spills out. We’ve got a doctor’s guide to doing your business better. A lock that didn’t hold up in court (or on camera). And a revenge song that turned a breakup into a mic drop.

Your Monday survival kit: Seinfeld, life tips, and introducing a new planet

Jerry’s zen habit, life wisdom from Reddit, and a new planet to scramble your understanding of the cosmos... again.

Hue knew?

Yellow becomes defiance. Green becomes love. And “orange” didn’t even exist for ancient English speakers. Let’s explore some shades of color and meaning.

Gas, fumes, and hot air

Farts that might save your heart, fumes that nearly stole a life, and some top-shelf grandpa wisdom that could clear your mental fog.

8,200 calories a day...

We've got a story about the rarest Costco find ever, the smart characters we love, and a president who single-handedly supported the beef industry with his fork.

Pee Wee Herman crashes the BBQ

We've got two stories of celebrity run-ins and 4 words that might help make you less awkward if one ever happens to you.

Your Monday survival kit: Animal bloopers, social hacks, and driving dogs

What do you get when you cross wildlife photography, behavioral science, and a car-steering canine? Just the kind of newsletter that makes Monday bearable.

Feel-good fuel for your Friday: NASA houseplants, heroic exits, and a wild iPhone hack

This weekend’s GOOD stuff: Quitting like a boss, scrolling through 1582, and going full NASA at Home Depot

Woo, woof, wow: Science goes full party trick today

Your dance moves might attract a mate. Dogs can smell liars. And the Earth? Apparently, it has a resting heartbeat. Welcome to your new favorite trivia trio.

The Daily GOOD: The sound of silence, the sound of the Bee Gees, and the sound of Gen Alpha

Today’s Daily Good brings you silence so intense it might break your brain and a bit of harmony that might heal it. We’ve also got a professor who’s weirdly fluent in Gen Alpha slang. No cap.

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