The Mercury retrograde of 2026 begins on February 26, and the New York Times best-selling author and astrologer, Chani Nicholas, has a lot to share about the impacts of the first Mercury retrograde of ...

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Another year, another Mercury retrograde. The dreaded transit, which is known to cause communication and travel mishaps, returns for the first, but not last, time in 2026. Since this Mercury ...

This year, Mercury is going to moonwalk three times in the sky. The planet of communication will be retrograde in the water signs of Pisces, Cancer, and Scorpio—in that exact order. As you may know, ...

Get ready, Mercury will enter its first retrograde period this year from Feb. 26 through March 20. As the planet of communication appears to move backward in the sky, expect delays or glitches in ...

Maressa Brown is a journalist and astrologer who's a regular lifestyle contributor and resident astrologer for InStyle. She has nearly two decades of professional experience writing, reporting, and ...

The first Mercury Retrograde of 2026 is here! Starting on February 26 and ending on March 20, we’ll have to survive more than three weeks of miscommunications, travel issues, technological failures, ...

Mercury Retrograde will happen a number of times in the year 2026; this is a phenomenon verified by NASA that has interested both astronomers and astrology buffs alike for some time now. During all of ...

Mercury retrograde is an optical illusion where the planet appears to move backward from Earth's perspective. This astronomical event occurs three to four times each year and lasts for about three ...

The first Mercury retrograde of the year stretches until March 20, when Mercury stations direct just in time for the Spring Equinox Grab your receipts, double-check your texts and trust nothing at ...

When it comes to astrological events, Team Cosmo knows what's going to go down before the moment even happens. Whether it's a Full Moon, New Moon, eclipse, retrograde, or planetary shift, we cover it ...