Horoscope For Today, July 28: The 2 Signs Having The Best Day
The moon in Virgo wants us to unwind and relax. The vibe might bring challenges due to our need for perfectionism. Accepting our imperfections will allow us to ebb and flow harmoniously.
The signs having the best days are Taurus and Pisces.
Aries
Issues with loved ones or roommates can feel too close for comfort, but it is better to air your grievances now instead of ignoring them.
Taurus
Even if you have tried to hold it in, moody remarks may be out of your mouth now. Easy does it!
Gemini
You may struggle to let go of something for sentimental reasons, but this can be the time to release your attachments and move on.
Cancer
Your emotions could feel like a pot boiling over! Let it out, but try not to do it at someone else's expense.
Leo
The time for ignoring your inner turmoil has passed. Look for catharsis and let the frustration and hurt wash away.
Virgo
Power plays in your social circle may be too obvious to ignore now, so be prepared for some drama.
Libra
Changes in your professional or working life may feel uncomfortable, but moving forward depends on letting the right fall away.
Scorpio
Although the truth resonates deeply with you now, this intense search for meaning can also feel exhausting.
Sagittarius
Handling an interpersonal situation may feel like intentionally diving into an emotional whirlpool, but you will be glad you addressed the issue head-on.
Capricorn
Hurt feelings or frustrations between you and someone close could finally become known. Be aware of what you may be projecting onto the situation.
Aquarius
Any side-stepping you may be doing around health and wellness problems could start to break down. This is a good time to purge a bad habit!
Pisces
What hangs by a thread could snap free, releasing a flood of emotional, creative, and sexual energies. How will you direct the current?
This article was originally published on TODAY.com
Solve the daily Crossword
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Wall Street Journal
2 hours ago
- Wall Street Journal
‘Gene & Gilda' Review: Love in the Limelight
New York Celebrity marriages often end unhappily, usually with a flurry of tabloid headlines and a phalanx of expensive lawyers. But the union of Gene Wilder and Gilda Radner concluded more tragically, with her death from cancer at age 42.
NBC News
2 hours ago
- NBC News
Pope gets little slice of home at Vatican City with special delivery of Chicago pizza
A mouth-watering slice of American life arrived special delivery on Wednesday, from Chicago to Rome, where it landed in the blessed hands of a local boy who made good. Pope Leo XIV was gifted a personal-sized pie from Aurelio's, a Chicagoland pie that's been a long-time favorite of former Cardinal Robert Prevost, who went on to become the first American leader of the world's Catholics. A chain of friends in the Midwest hatched the idea of getting Pope Leo a box of his beloved pie and Madeline Daley, a 22-year-old Cincinnati resident, ran the last leg of this transatlantic delivery. As the pontiff was being driven across Saint Peter's Square, she got his attention by waving the box off pizza. Leo then appeared to gesture to one of his security guards to accept the cheesy gift. The pope was handed the box and he appeared to smile and warmly gesture at Daley, sending her into delirious screams. "When Pope Leo came around, he kept grabbing babies to bless them, but as soon as he saw the pizza, he had babies in his hand, but he's still saying, like, 'Get me that pizza, I want that pizza,' " Daley told NBC News NOW's "Top Story with Tom Llamas." "And seeing the logo made him light up, and his smile was from ear to ear and he was extremely excited about it." Joe Aurelio, president and CEO of Aurelio's Pizza, called the papal delivery "amazing." "Pope Leo has been a lifetime Aurelio's fan and going to Aurelio's Pizza in Homewood, Illinois, since the 1960s," the pizza executive said. "So it's been part of his life and for him to recognize (the pizza) and actually stop there in the audience was amazing."
Yahoo
2 hours ago
- Yahoo
Watch Pope Leo XIV receive box of Chicago pizza in Vatican City
Pope Leo XIV received a special delivery en route to St. Peter's Square in Vatican City on July 30. Video footage shows a member of the crowd giving the pontiff, 69, a box from Aurelio's Pizza in Chicago's south suburbs as he arrived in St. Peter's Square in his open-air popemobile for his weekly audience. The gesture appeared to have delighted the pope, who gave a thumbs-up gesture upon receiving the box. According to 6 ABC, the Chicago native was known to frequent the original Homewood location of the restaurant when he was simply known as Father Bob. Although the toppings were not revealed, Joe Aurelio, owner of the pizzeria, announced the new "Poperoni Pizza" in early July, which features traditional pepperoni pizza topped with a layer of cup and crisp pepperoni. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Pizza was from Aurelio's Pizza The pizza delivered to the pope, known as Cardinal Robert Francis Prevost outside of his papal position, appears to be from Illinois-based Aurelio's Pizza, which was quick to take credit. The pizza joint, which has locations in Illinois, Minnesota, California and Florida, in a post on Facebook, said it was "another blessing to have Pope Leo acknowledge our pizza at St. Peter's Square." Aurelio's also invited the pope to visit them the "next time he is back home" and requested followers to connect them to the person who delivered the pizza about 4,800 miles away so the shop "can personally thank them." Saman Shafiq is a trending news reporter for USA TODAY. Reach her at sshafiq@ and follow her on X and Instagram @saman_shafiq7. This article originally appeared on USA TODAY: Pope Leo gets a special delivery from Chicago: Aurelio's pizza Solve the daily Crossword
