Kailyn Toussaint

Based in beautiful New England, Kailyn has been a part of the DONUT team since January 2021. When she's not writing positive stories or keeping readers up to date with the latest Sports, Media & Entertainment news, she works as a professional vocalist, touring with multiple groups and singing around the world. Kailyn spearheads our Positive DONUT newsletter, sharing awww-inspiring stories from around the world every Tuesday.

Kailyn Toussaint

Latest Articles by Kailyn Toussaint

Media & Entertainment
  |  March 12, 2026

Wordle’s creator has a new challenge for puzzle lovers

The creator of Wordle wants your text threads to stop looking like: 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 and start looking more like: “taxi → reduced → fee ✅.”

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Science & Emerging Tech
  |  March 10, 2026

ADHD comes in three distinct types, new study suggests

Ever open 27+ browser tabs… and forget why you opened the first one to begin with?

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Business & Markets
  |  March 10, 2026

Meta’s smart glasses are seeing a lot more than expected

Glasses are typically used to help you see the world.

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Positive
  |  March 10, 2026

The big family with a bigger heart

Ten-year-old True Beethe spent his 10th birthday this week doing what every kid hopes to do on their big day: celebrating with friends, family, and plenty of cake.

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Positive
  |  March 10, 2026

Just call him Lightning McQueen...

Because this turtle’s got wheels.

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Business & Markets
  |  March 5, 2026

America’s “K-shaped economy” is showing up at the gym

Americans’ biceps are getting bigger. 

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Science & Emerging Tech
  |  March 5, 2026

How pregnancy re-wires the brain to prime for motherhood

Pregnancy involves creating a new human brain entirely from scratch.

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U.S.
  |  March 3, 2026

Americans are moving abroad in record numbers

More people left the US than moved in last year for the first time since 1935, according to a new WSJ analysis.

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Science & Emerging Tech
  |  March 3, 2026

Caterpillars can ‘speak’ to ants and trick them via rhythm

If you thought middle school band kids took rhythm seriously, wait until you meet a caterpillar trying not to get eaten.

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Positive
  |  March 3, 2026

A mural for a medal

Muralist Gustavo Zermeño Jr. is bringing a bit of Olympic gold to Los Angeles far before the 2028 games.

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Positive
  |  March 3, 2026

Gotta catch ’em all… again

When a 7-year-old lost his binder of Pokémon cards at the airport, airline employees responded with 15,000 reasons to believe in humanity.

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Business & Markets
  |  February 26, 2026

Panera introduces first-ever value menu

Panera’s latest move is geared towards customers who love its ‘You Pick 2’ deal…but hate the ‘You Pay $22’ part.

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Business & Markets
  |  February 26, 2026

Toy companies are trying to find the future of play

Representatives from 700+ companies gathered at the North American Toy Fair in NYC last week to pitch what they hope is the next must-have toy, with exhibitors all competing for one precious resource: kids’ attention.

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Business & Markets
  |  February 24, 2026

It’s surprisingly easy to ‘hack’ the leading AI chatbots

All that’s needed to trick the world’s leading AI chatbots is 20 spare minutes and a runaway imagination.

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Positive
  |  February 24, 2026

We ❤️ you, Punch

Meet this week’s biggest internet celebrity: Punch the monkey, and his emotional support stuffed animal “mom.”

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Positive
  |  February 24, 2026

A new model for memory care

What if dementia care looked less like a hospital wing and more like a neighborhood?

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Science & Emerging Tech
  |  February 24, 2026

Your brain might not be “fully cooked” until 32, research suggests

26-year-olds, rejoice: you’ve got a few more years to blame your brain for your questionable life choices.

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Science & Emerging Tech
  |  February 19, 2026

NASA is one step closer to launching historic Moon mission

The show must go on…even when the rocket springs a leak.

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Sports
  |  February 19, 2026

Winter Olympics embrace gold-standard tech

The only thing moving faster than Olympic bobsleds this year? The tech behind the cameras.

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Media & Entertainment
  |  February 17, 2026

Netflix bets big on Bridgerton brand deals

If you thought Bridgerton was just a TV show, Netflix would like a word—and possibly to sell you a themed teacup, lipstick, and scented body wash.

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