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Bubble Beach

Brexit is One More Good Argument for a United Ireland • The threat of a hard border between North and South has underscored the failure of partition and strengthened public support for unity

Talking Points

HOW TO BE HAPPIER • A leading Yale psychologist offers FIVE SCIENCE-BASED TECHNIQUES to boost your mood and protect your mental health

21 THINGS TO LOOK FORWARD TO IN 2021 • From science to space, health to business, sports to entertainment, these are the events and people who will help bring joy to the next year

BETTER RESOLUTIONS THROUGH SCIENCE • Want to adopt healthier HABITS, improve your FINANCES or spend more TIME with the people you love? No matter what your goal is for 2021, these 12 research-based tips will help

TOP RESOLUTIONS FOR 2021

Get Lost in the Pages of 2021’s Most Highly Anticipated New Books

Where We Are Dreaming of Traveling in 2021 • While there are still a lot of unknowns about the coming year, one thing is certain: we need an escape. With a vaccine finally greenlighted, the future of travel is looking up, but what will be the safest trips to take while the world is still in flux? Think wide-open spaces, small-group adventures and responsible tourism. Playing it safe doesn’t mean you can’t get outside your comfort zone and have a novel adventure next year, though. From a polar bear micro-cruise to Svalbard, the northernmost inhabited archipelago, to chasing the shadow of the moon on an eclipse expedition in Antarctica, to closer-to-home adventures in the U.S., such as a train ride through the Red Rocks or an e-bike tour through Cajun Country, here are the epic pandemic-friendly escapes we’re dreaming of right now.

Xolo Maridueña