NASA's May skywatching guide offers the pleasingly practical kind of astronomy: pre-dawn shooting stars, a bright Moon and Venus meeting, and a rare Blue Moon to close the month. It is less a breaking-news item than an invitation to attach dates and directions to wonder.
For a Sunday edition, it earns its place because it gives the reader something to do. Put the interesting nights in the calendar, check the cloud cover, and let the sky be a system that does not require a login.