No Bad News

In today’s world, there seems to be more bad news than good news. The truth is, there’s just as much good news out there; the media just isn’t reporting it. If you’re tired of being fed only bad news by the media, you’ve come to the right place. Here you’ll find lighthearted news: inspirational, funny, uplifting and interesting.

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Why Are So Many Good Television Shows Being Cancelled?


Fans everywhere are up in arms at the list of major television shows that are being cancelled. On May 9, NBC announced five cancellations in one day, sparking significant backlash from fans of their beloved drama Found, starring Shanola Hampton and Mark-Paul Gosselaar. Joining Found in being booted are The Irrational, Lopez vs. Lopez, Night Court,...
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Texas Cat's Viral Quinceañera Ends Up Saving Local Rescue Group


Miranda Gonzalez, from Houston, Tex., said she had been dreaming of throwing a quinceañera — a traditional Latin American celebration marking a girl's 15th birthday — for her cat, Holly Marie Gonzalez, ever since getting the cat as a kitten. “I wanted to celebrate our life together and show everyone my love for her,” said Miranda. She said planning...
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If You’re Planning On Hoarding Toilet Paper Because of Tariff Prices, Don’t Bother


Who can forget the COVID pandemic days, when grocery store shelves were virtually empty of toilet paper after shoppers began hoarding it? Could we be facing the same shortage because of the tariffs? If there’s one thing everyone knows about the impact of tariffs, it’s that no one knows anything. Confusion is the general theme as tariff rates go up...
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The Penguincubator: The 1937 Vending Machine for Books


Sir Allen Lane was the creator of Penguin Books, which is credited with popularizing high-quality mass-market paperbacks. Paperbacks existed prior to Penguin, but they were often poorly made or had trashy subject matter. Lane changed all that by publishing literature in paperback form and legitimizing the paperback. One of the ways Lane brought books...
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