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The Good Trade editors endorse products we’ve personally researched, tested, and genuinely love. Learn more about our methodology and business model here. I’ve dozed off on many well-made, sustainable pillows over the years — these are the softest ones I’ve found. There’s nothing like sinking into a clean, comfy bed at the end of a long day. While sheets, comforters, and mattresses can all bring their own qualities to the (slumber) party, nothing is more personal than where you lay your head. Whether you want to rest atop a structured memory foam pillow that will support your neck or sink…

This classic deep-dish apple pie is made with plenty of apples and just a hint of warm spice to let the fruit truly shine.A buttery double crust, kept chilled before baking, turns beautifully golden in the oven and delivers a tender, flaky bite.Starting the bake at a high temperature sets the crust, then lowering the heat to finish yields perfectly cooked apples in a crisp shell. This comforting, wonderfully old-fashioned apple pie comes from baker AJ Perry, previously the owner of the beloved, now-closed Sassafras Bakery in Columbus, Ohio. Containing an impressive three pounds of sweet-tart apples, this fruit-forward dessert…

Google is expanding access to YouTube Premium features like faster playback speeds and high-quality audio to more types of devices. Most people subscribe to YouTube Premium to remove ads from YouTube and access to YouTube Music, but Google also includes a variety of “power-user” features that give subscribers more granular control over their viewing or listening experience. Now those features will be available in more places.YouTube Premium’s faster playback speeds (in 0.5x increments from 1x to 4x speed) are now available on Android, iOS and the web, after initially only being available in the mobile YouTube app. The ability to…

Miami is a good idea any time of year, but December through February is considered the dry season, promising temperatures in the mid-70s. Two important events pop up this time of year: Art Basel Miami, in December (exact dates to be announced), and the South Beach Wine & Food Festival, in February (19–22, this year). But there’s always something to do in the Magic City, whether that’s taking a peek into the Pérez Art Museum, spending money in the Design District, or having a stroll through the Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden.Where to stay: To embrace the happy-go-lucky spirit of the…

Like many people, Serious Eats editors have some go-to items they buy at Trader Joe’s. For me, the delightfully sharp, crumbly, crystal-specked Unexpected Cheddar alone is enough reason to drop into the store once a month or so. When I am there, I have a hard time not slipping some chocolate peanut butter cups and Crispy Crunchy Mochi Rice Nuggets into my basket.I used to think Trader Joe’s was mostly for nonessentials like snacks and desserts—until I noticed how often its products landed at or near the top of our blind taste tests, including staples like milk and almond butter.…

Digital Edition: Breast cancer death risk linked to missing first mammogram 26 September, 2025 By Steve Ford Missing an initial screening appointment for breast cancer is linked to a higher risk of death from the condition, according to researchers. This area is reserved. Please register for a trial, or subscribe for full access to continue reading. If you are a subscriber, login here. Welcome! To continue reading either: Access your account Log in to your account to access your content on Nursing Times. Get unlimited access Subscribe…

The idea of hiring your “first critical engineer” is getting a serious reality check at TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, October 27–29 at San Francisco’s Moscone West. Join Lauri Moore, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners, and David Cramer, co-founder and chief product officer at Sentry, and Zach Lloyd, founder and CEO of Warp, on the Builders Stage for a candid conversation about how developer tools are reshaping early product development. Moore brings deep expertise in AI, infrastructure, and developer tooling from both the investor and founder perspectives. Cramer, who launched Sentry as an open source side project in 2012 and scaled it…

As many of the week’s speakers made clear, the North American story is very often a story of immigrants—a story of leaving, and a story of coming home. “The food industry doesn’t exist without immigrants. In the back of every Michelin star restaurant is a bunch of people from the Caribbean, people from Mexico, people from all over the world,” Christopher Binns, a farmer and co-owner of Stush in the Bush, a “garden to table dining experience” in St. Ann, Jamaica, (number 49) said in a video presentation during a 50 Best Talks event on Wednesday. “It’s the backbone of…

Study finds 42% of leaders identify as AI skeptics with exaggerated expectationsSkeptics worry about financial, psychological, and physical risks from AI adoptionRealists report clear benefits, including better work quality and time efficiencyArtificial intelligence has been reshaping workplaces around the globe with the promise of efficiency, smarter decisions, and new business opportunities.Yet, as adoption accelerates, evidence suggests that not all leaders are embracing AI tools with equal confidence.Recent research from The Adaptavist Group reveals a growing divide between those who trust their company’s AI claims and those who fear the technology is overhyped. You may like A stark divide between skeptics…

I know a lot of my travel tips are on the beginner to moderate side but here’s one that I bet many expert travelers don’t know. I thought of it during Virtuoso Travel Week in Las Vegas last month when the organizers put us up at the Aria Hotel and Casino, one of my favorite Vegas hotels. I’ve been fortunate to stay there many times including with my late father. This tip isn’t just for Aria or even Las Vegas hotels. It works at any property that is massive, popular with groups and has multiple elevator banks. I got lucky…