Enjoy our round up of conversation starters and #ICYMI stories from the week. Cheers to a hydrated weekend! There weren't any emojis of clanging water bottles ... so these will just have to do 🥂. Perusing for the first time? WELCOME! Sign-up for our Weekend SCOOP! 🎙️ Want more news? You
On the seven-month anniversary of the Hamas terrorist attack, Jenna takes you behind the security lines in New York City to a historic exhibit that uses real-life artifacts from the Nova Music Festival site from victims and survivors ~ an exhibit absent of politics that brings us back to what happened
Do you know the daughter behind Mother's Day? What about the length of the world's longest baguette? Or one way humpback whales catch their prey? We cover all this and more in your Weekend SCOOP. And to all the SmartHER moms out there ~ enjoy your Mother&
As SCOOP goes to print, reports swirl of a potential ceasefire deal accepted by Hamas; Israel's response remains TBD, but we captured the State Department's initial comments below as the news broke worldwide. This serves as just one example of several stories with a few interesting
Looking for a feel-good moment to start your weekend? We share a touching story about last month's $1.3 billion Powerball jackpot winner below. Our SmartHER Tip? Grab a tissue before you read. Find this story and more in your Weekend SCOOP. Grab a cup of coffee and
And all the news in between to prep you for the week ahead!
One of our favorite stories of the week? The discovery of preserved cherries at George Washington's home. We decided to politely push for a little bit more information: What exactly would the Washington family use these cherries for? And we received two fun recipes to share with you
From how many times you check your phone every hour to why we should watch what’s happening in Africa, your SCOOP on the news when it matters and why it matters.
Last weekend, we saw a historic attack by Iran on Israel. At the end of this week, we got news of an attack in Iran. All fingers have pointed to Israel, who has not officially claimed responsibility. Because the stakes of this story are very high, I wanted to speak
We just commemorated the sinking of the Titanic on April 14-15, 1912. More than 1,500 people died that night; the lessons from survivors still ring true today. We discuss this and more in our LIVE SCOOP. If you ever have any trouble with your membership to SCOOP, please email
Entrepreneurship is many things, but unpredictability is the most consistent. I had an entire live report prepped for you for SCOOP today ... so excited to dig in. But overnight my eldest son and I both were hit hard with food poisoning or a stomach bug ... So we are still delivering
#ICYMI: A little something extra to ease into the weekend! 1. The Congressional Gold Medal is one of the nation's highest civilian honors (along with the Presidential Medal of Freedom) - and these "Rosies" finally received some long-awaited recognition. The first person to receive the Congressional