Welcome to Moodscroll 💫

Your mood. Your news. Your pace.

Each week, we serve up a curated scroll that matches your vibe—whether you want to dive into the headlines, soften the edges, or plug in and listen.

Here’s how it works:

• Focused — hard news, sharp insights
• Mellow — uplifting, easygoing stories
• Tuned In — audio & video stories worth your ears

Scroll through all three, or stop when your mood says “that’s enough.”

🔍 Focused — Big stories, no fluff

Israeli Military Admits Failures in Gaza Medic Deaths

The Israeli military has acknowledged "professional failures" and breaches of orders in the March 23 incident where 15 rescue workers, including Red Crescent paramedics and a UN staffer, were killed in Gaza. An internal investigation led to the dismissal of a deputy commander and censure of another officer. Despite these admissions, no criminal charges have been recommended, prompting calls from human rights groups for further accountability. ​
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Defense Secretary Hegseth Under Fire for Sharing War Plans

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is facing intense scrutiny after reports revealed he shared sensitive military plans regarding a March airstrike on Yemen's Houthi militants in a private Signal chat that included his wife, brother, and personal lawyer. This follows a previous incident where similar information was inadvertently shared with a journalist. The revelations have led to calls for his dismissal and raised serious concerns about national security protocols. ​
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Severe Storms and Flooding Claim Lives in Oklahoma

Two individuals, including a 12-year-old boy, lost their lives due to flash flooding in Moore, Oklahoma, as severe storms swept through the region. The victims were in a vehicle that became submerged in high water amid heavy rainfall. The storms have caused widespread damage and continue to pose threats across multiple states. ​
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Shooting Near Harvard Prompts Shelter-in-Place Order

A shooting incident on a subway platform near Harvard University led to a shelter-in-place order for students and staff. Transit police are investigating the incident, which caused temporary disruptions to the city's subway system. Authorities have not yet released information about the suspect or motive. ​
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Ukraine and Russia Blame Each Other for Broken “Easter Truce”

A 30-hour ceasefire declared by Russia over Easter was quickly marred by mutual accusations of violations. Ukraine reported nearly 3,000 breaches, while Russia claimed it repelled drone attacks and shelling by Kyiv. The short-lived truce, seen by Western officials as a “PR stunt,” did little to shift the conflict’s trajectory, despite renewed calls from former President Trump for a peace deal “this week.” ​
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🌼 Mellow — Uplifting reads, gentle vibes

Cancer-Fighting Implant Offers New Hope

Researchers at Rice University have developed a tiny implant that safely stimulates the immune system to combat aggressive cancers like melanoma and pancreatic tumors. This innovative approach, tested in preclinical models, could pave the way for gentler, more effective treatments in the future.
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Chattanooga Becomes North America's First National Park City

Once known for its industrial past, Chattanooga, Tennessee, has been designated North America's first National Park City. This recognition celebrates the city's commitment to integrating nature into urban life, offering residents and visitors abundant green spaces and outdoor activities.
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Finland's Approach to Ending Homelessness

Since 2008, Finland has reduced homelessness by 75% through its "Housing First" initiative. By providing housing without preconditions and offering supportive services, the country emphasizes dignity and stability, demonstrating a compassionate model for addressing homelessness.​
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First-Ever Footage of a Live Colossal Squid

For the first time, scientists have captured footage of a live colossal squid in its natural deep-sea habitat near the South Sandwich Islands. This juvenile, measuring about a foot long, offers a rare glimpse into the mysterious lives of these elusive ocean giants.
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Tennessee Family Protects Home from Floodwaters

In the face of severe flooding, a family in western Tennessee built a homemade levee around their home, successfully keeping the rising waters at bay. Their proactive efforts showcase resilience and the importance of preparedness in challenging times.
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🎧 Tuned In — Listen up

Today, Explained — by Vox

Smart, story-driven journalism that makes sense of the biggest news of the day. Always curious, sometimes funny, and never overwhelming.
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The Daily — by The New York Times

A front-row seat to the top story shaping the world today, with expert voices and gripping storytelling.
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Up First — by NPR

Get up to speed fast. NPR’s essential morning rundown brings you the news in under 15 minutes — clear, calm, and trustworthy.
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What Next — by Slate

The day’s most pressing questions, answered with nuance and heart. For curious minds who want more than just headlines.
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Pod Save America — by Crooked Media

Sharp takes, honest conversations, and the occasional F-bomb from former Obama staffers trying to make sense of U.S. politics.
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