Blood moon to rise over US in one week during total lunar eclipse
A total lunar eclipse on March 3 will produce a 'blood moon' visible across parts of the Americas, Europe, Asia and Oceania, with totality lasting about 58 minutes.
Daily Briefing (United States) — 2026-03-04
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Sleep score hits 97 after three bedtime routine changes
A sleep tech writer says she raised her Apple Watch sleep score to 97 after making three changes: going to bed later, dropping a 5:30 a.m. alarm for a roughly 7 a.m. wake time, and keeping her phone outside the bedroom.
What's next for Stanford's artist incubator as it marks 25 years
Stanford's Institute for Diversity in the Arts is celebrating its 25th year, and directors A-lan Holt and Adam Banks say they will emphasize sustaining programs, expanding student support, and deepening ties with Bay Area communities.
Nepal's Gen Z election centers youth challengers and Balendra Shah
Nepalis vote Thursday in the first national election since a Gen Z-led movement in September, with Balendra Shah and new parties prominent among many candidates and 275 parliamentary seats at stake.
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- Team USA: Judge and Harper's bond and other World Baseball Classic notesSportsThe New York Times
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