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All of today’s top news stories from Reader's Digest. Get the full analysis behind how media bias impacts breaking news. Ground News has come across 56 headlines reported on by Reader's Digest during the past 3 months.

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McDonald’s Is Closing Its CosMc’s Restaurants but Plans to Test Drinks the Chain ‘Inspired’

McDonald's · United States

McDonald’s Is Closing Its CosMc’s Restaurants but Plans to Test Drinks the Chain ‘Inspired’

67% Center coverage: 133 sources

Senate Passes Bill to Cut Taxes on Tips: Here's Everything You Need to Know

Donald Trump · California

Senate Passes Bill to Cut Taxes on Tips: Here's Everything You Need to Know

65% Center coverage: 88 sources

A new bill would offer a major break for taxed income under certain levels, but that might not be the uncomplicated relief it sounds like.See the Story

Hold on to These 10 Pennies If You Have Them—They Could Be Worth Big Bucks in 2050!

Canada · Canada

Hold on to These 10 Pennies If You Have Them—They Could Be Worth Big Bucks in 2050!

80% Left coverage: 5 sources

Start saving your pennies, folks! Because soon you won’t be getting any more of them. The U.S. Treasury just announced it will be stopping production of the humble one-cent coin. Honestly, it’s time. A whopping 42% of American adults want the penny gone, and we literally throw away $68 million in coins every year. (Yes, in the trash.)Still, it’s hard not to feel a little sentimental watching those copper coins roll off into the sunset. As someon…See the Story

The $3 Costco Food Court Hack You Never Knew—but Will Use All Summer Long

The $3 Costco Food Court Hack You Never Knew—but Will Use All Summer Long

50% Right coverage: 4 sources

You'll be shocked you never thought of it before.Most people think the savviest Costco shoppers are the ones who scope out every deal before they even walk through the door. But in our opinion, real expertise doesn’t come from what’s in your cart. It comes from knowing your way around the food court.The Costco food court has become so iconic over the years that regulars have developed their own set of unwritten rules. For instance, true pros don…Food & Drink · United States See the Story

Royal Announcement! Prince William and Princess Kate Recently Welcomed a New Addition to Their Family

Royal Announcement! Prince William and Princess Kate Recently Welcomed a New Addition to Their Family

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Just when we thought Kate and Wills had packed away the bassinets for good, it seems that the royal couple has expanded their brood once again. We’re talking lots of cuddles, sleepless nights and a whole lot of adorableness. And according to the new report, George, Charlotte and Louis are completely besotted with the new arrivals. Oh yes, you heard that right—arrivals.So who, exactly, has joined the family of the future king of England? And why …Prince William · London See the Story

What Generation Are You? Find Out in Our Guide to Generation Years and Names

What Generation Are You? Find Out in Our Guide to Generation Years and Names

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

One of my Gen Z kids recently called me a “Boomer” as an insult when I couldn’t figure out how to find Disney+ on my Smart TV by going through the Xbox with the Fire Stick remote. I have two big problems with this: First, I’m an Xennial and proud of it, thankyouverymuch. Second, being a Boomer shouldn’t be an insult. Can we please stop using generations as slander? (And third, why can’t my TV just have a dang “on” button? Is that too much to ask…Disney+ · United States Read Article

Here’s What It Means When You See a Pink Taxi

Here’s What It Means When You See a Pink Taxi

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

As a frequent solo traveler, I’m always relieved to have options for tours, accommodations and other services that cater to women. But it’s rare to find women-only transportation, even though the majority of solo travelers—71%, according to a 2024 Virtuoso report—are women. So I was pleasantly surprised when a “pink taxi” picked me up at Delhi airport on a visit to India.Never heard of or seen a pink taxi? They’re not currently in the United Sta…Travel · Delhi Read Article

The Best Time to Visit Nashville and the Coolest Things to Do There, According to a Local

The Best Time to Visit Nashville and the Coolest Things to Do There, According to a Local

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Music City. The Country Music Capital of the World. Of course, I’m talking about Nashville, and with nicknames like those, it’s no wonder that this Tennessee hot spot had a whopping 17.1 million visitors in 2024—and is expecting another 17.5 million in 2025. A city buzzing with life, joy and creativity, it was once home to some of the country’s most iconic stars (including Dolly Parton and Taylor Swift). So, as a frequent traveler, I just had to…Nashville, Tennessee · Nashville Read Article

This Is the Surprising Reason Airport Gate Seats Are Bolted to the Ground

This Is the Surprising Reason Airport Gate Seats Are Bolted to the Ground

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Many airports (looking at you, LaGuardia in New York City) have thankfully gone from the punchline of bad travel jokes to points of civic pride. But even in the most modern, newly renovated terminals, you’ll still spot seats bolted firmly to the floor. The reason isn’t just a relic from the days when terminals resembled dodgy bus stations. As times—and airports—evolve, so does their seating, though some things stay put. Reader’s Digest took a cl…New York State · New York Read Article

Who Is Trevor Rees-Jones? All About the Sole Survivor of Princess Diana’s Fatal Car Crash

Who Is Trevor Rees-Jones? All About the Sole Survivor of Princess Diana’s Fatal Car Crash

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

At half-past midnight on Aug. 31, 1997, a black Mercedes crashed into a concrete pillar outside the Pont de l’Alma tunnel in Paris. The world was shaken by the tragic death of Princess Diana, whose funeral just days later, on Sept. 6, became a global moment of mourning. But Diana wasn’t the only one who died that night—her partner, Dodi Fayed, and their driver, Henri Paul, were also killed in the crash. Only one person survived: bodyguard Trevor…Paris, France · Paris Read Article

The Most Popular Dog Names in Each State

The Most Popular Dog Names in Each State

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Check out the 100 favored puppy names across the nation in 2025, plus the top ones by state, to see if your doggo's name is on trend or not.United States · United States Read Article

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