The Morning Stand-Up with Nick Lifestyle

Start your week with the top six headlines for Monday, May 12, 2025. From a new American pope and today’s full flower moon to legal updates on Sean “Diddy” Combs and a unique baby boom at a hospital—this five-minute news roundup brings you the stories people are talking about.

On today’s Morning Briefing: Cardinal Robert Prevost becomes the first American pope, radar issues at Newark Airport continue to delay flights, and the U.S. and U.K. announce a new trade agreement. We also remember Justice David Souter and share details on GMA’s virtual 5K. All in under five minutes.

In today’s Morning Briefing, we cover Disney’s plans for a new theme park in Abu Dhabi, why allergy season is lasting longer and getting worse, and the start of the papal conclave. We also look at a push to support mom-owned businesses and a new candidate entering the Illinois Senate race. It’s Wednesday, May 7th—here’s what’s happening across the country and the world.

On this Tuesday edition of The Morning Briefing, we examine key results from recent U.S. elections, analyze new economic data as inflation persists, assess national security developments abroad, track continued supply chain disruptions, and highlight new research on social media’s impact on mental health. A focused look at the stories shaping the country today.

Andrew Heaney takes the mound for the Pirates in a familiar setting as they face the Angels in Anaheim. With Heaney’s strong start and history at Angel Stadium, and Jack Kochanowicz trying to bounce back from tough outings, tonight’s game is shaping up to be an intriguing matchup. Here’s your quick one-minute preview!

After a dominant Game 1 win powered by 85 points from their backcourt, the Cavaliers look to take full control of the series. In this quick preview, we break down what to watch for in Game 2, key matchups, and whether Miami has an answer to Cleveland’s firepower. One minute, all you need.

Pascal Siakam and Tyrese Haliburton continue to shine as the Indiana Pacers pull ahead 2-0 in their first-round playoff series against the Milwaukee Bucks. In this episode, we break down Game 2’s key moments, standout performances, and what both teams need to adjust ahead of Game 3 in Milwaukee. Featuring insights on Damian Lillard’s return, Giannis’ impact, and why urgency may be the Bucks’ biggest challenge moving forward.

Tyler Herro dropped 38 points and didn’t miss a shot until the second half as the Miami Heat dismantled the Bulls 109-90 in the Play-In. With playoff hopes on the line, Miami brought the fire—Herro was electric, Wiggins stepped up, and the defense locked in. We break down how the Heat bounced back from a rocky season, what’s next against Atlanta, and why Chicago just couldn’t keep up. This wasn’t just a win—it was a statement.

Tensions flared and bats ignited in Pittsburgh! Oneil Cruz crushed his first career grand slam, Bailey Falter silenced the Nats with seven scoreless innings, and the benches cleared after a near miss to McCutchen. We break down the chaos, the clutch hits, and the must-hear moments from a wild night at PNC Park. Plus, what’s next in Thursday’s showdown?

Paul Skenes and Henry Davis made MLB history as the first No. 1 overall pitcher-catcher duo, leading the Pirates to a 10–3 win over the Nationals.

With both teams out of playoff contention, the Bruins and Blackhawks look to end on a high note. Boston rides momentum from a dominant win, while Chicago hopes to bounce back from a shutout and locker room meeting.

Erik Karlsson makes history with his 200th career goal as the Penguins blank the Blackhawks 5-0 in a revenge win. Crosby keeps the points coming, Letang and Hayes pile on, and Chicago’s struggles hit a new low. Nick breaks down the highs for Pittsburgh and the lows for the Hawks in this brutal bounce-back game.