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Think you know everything you need to about the birth of our nation? Here's what the history books sometimes leave out. The Revolutionary War (1775-83) is likely one of the [...]

Fake images are tricking countless people on social media. Here's why that matters--and how you can avoid getting fooled. The incredible image appeared on Twitter just hours after Hurricane Harvey [...]

There's an old saying that good fences make good neighbors. But is that the case when it comes to the United States and Mexico? In January, President Donald Trump acted [...]

As the United States moves forward with plans to build a wall along its southern border, Mexico is pushing back. What will happen to the relationship between the longtime allies? [...]

BY THE TIME Jason Hernandez got out of prison, his son had become a stranger. When Hernandez was found guilty of selling drugs in 1998, his son--also named Jason--was 6 [...]

The article focuses on ChatGPT, a powerful artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot, and its capabilities; and mentions topics which include its use of artificial intelligence, its ability to analyze data and respond to typed questions, and its potential impact on various fields.

The article discusses the challenging working conditions of farmworkers during the Delano grape strike in 1965, led by Dolores Huerta and César Chávez. Topics include the hardships faced by farmworkers; the formation of the National Farm Workers Association (NFWA); the impact of the strike on improving wages and working conditions in the agricultural industry; and Dolores Huerta's continued advocacy for workers and the lasting legacy of the Delano Grape Strike in promoting positive change.

The article presents the discussion on small metal clippers cutting bunches of green and purple grapes packing them into wooden crates including vines sprayed with dangerous chemicals to control bugs.

The article discusses the challenges faced by young fans in obtaining concert tickets. Topics include the issues of high ticket prices, the presence of ticket resellers, and the role of Ticketmaster in the ticket sale system. It also explores potential solutions, such as transparent pricing and musicians implementing measures to prevent Ticket resaleof their cheaper seats.

More than half of the planet is covered by water that belongs to all of us. Why is so little of it protected? IN THE MIDDLE of the North Atlantic [...]

FOR SEVERAL MONTHS, thousands of Native Americans from tribes all over the country have gathered just outside Cannon Ball, a town in North Dakota. They have put up tents and [...]

Illegal hunting, fueled by the global appetite for ivory, has put Africa's elephants at risk of extinction. Now the United States and China are teaming up to end the ivory [...]

At first, Matthew Garrett figured it must be a joke. Or maybe he'd heard wrong. Why else would this kid at his lunch table be talking about shooting up their [...]

Energy drink sales are surging, but some experts say the caffeinated beverages aren't safe for teens. Read this before you reach for that can. THEY COME IN BLAZING NEON CANS [...]

2.7 million American kids have a parent behind bars. Justin, 15, is one of them, but he won't let that hold him back. My favorite thing to do is play [...]

ON A REMOTE Arctic island covered in snow and ice, an imposing concrete vault guards the building blocks of the world's food supply. Behind steel doors, in refrigerated chambers, are [...]

Every year, children are harmed by holiday gifts meant to entertain them. How do hazardous toys end up on store shelves? A NEON-GREEN electric scooter billed as a 'must-have thrill [...]

Ever wish you could change something about your school? Meet four teens who did--and get inspired by their dedication. THE SEXISM FIGHTER Barbara Dunne never had a problem with her [...]

For years, the sugar industry has funded shaky science in an attempt to influence your diet. Here's our media literacy guide to recognizing biased research. Fans of sugary snacks recently [...]

The article offers suggestions to control screen time and overcome the addiction of games, social media networks, and other apps.

The article offers information about the rise in deadly drug overdoses among teens due to fake and illegal painkiller pills containing fentanyl being sold on the streets, online, and via social media, with experts stating it as the deadliest drug threat ever faced by the United States.

The article discusses reasons for which schools across the U.S. are shortening their school weeks with having a four-day schedule.

The article discusses about the Xochitl restaurant in New York, U.S., owned by Juvencio Maldonado, popular for Mexican street food tacos which became popular in the U.S.

The article discusses that basketball player Bryson Warren joined a new pro basketball league called Overtime Elite (OTE) new league has raised a big question in the sports world.

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The article offers information on how to identify and avoid online scams particularly on social media and online gaming platforms.

The article focuses on reasons behind the rise in inflation in the U.S. which resulted increase in prices in the stores and mentions that oil prices have accelerated due to high demand and low supply.

The article explains how light pollution is affecting the planet and mentions the importance of preserving the darkest skies on Earth for animals and humans, including their health and survival, sleep patterns, cultural heritage, and reducing the carbon footprint.

A quiz is presented to test reading comprehension, concerning Maksym Kosar, a 17-year-old Ukrainian who fled his home in Ukraine to escape the Russian invasion and is now one of the nine Ukrainian refugees studying at St. George Academy in New York City.

From the Classroom to the Campaign TrailHundreds of teachers ran for state and local office in 2018. Three of them explain why they got involved--and how their activism has inspired [...]

The article discusses the U.S. government investigations into reported unidentified flying objects (UFO), speculated existence of aliens, and other unexplained phenomena.

The article focuses on the mysterious phenomenon known as the Taos Hum, a low-pitched sound that has been baffling residents of a small town in New Mexico for decades, with scientists unable to identify its origin despite various theories and investigations.

The article focuses on the origins and spread of the dance style known as breaking, which originated in the streets of New York City and gained popularity worldwide.

The article offers information on the mummies in the museums, brings the history to life for the public, further discusses about the purpose of mummification; ancient Egyptian beliefs; and immortality.

The article discusses six inventions that changed the world. Topics include the innovation of wheel and axle in Mesopotamia around 3500 B.C.; the Papyrus Paper invented in Egypt; invention of Compass in China; Printing press with movable type invented in Germany; and invention of Electric bulb in United States.

The front cover of the journal is presented along with introduction to the journal in which the editor discusses various topics including story behind scientist Thomas Edison's ideas; voting regarding scientists should bring back extinct species; and quiz related to civil discourse.

The article offers information on Roberto Clemente who won the baseball championship in the United States. Topics include examines that he faced discrimination throughout his career and considered that racist laws and customs in the South kept Black people and White people separate and reports that Clemente channeled his anger into his work.

Welcome to the party! We put our heads together, then asked our favorite designers, chefs, and hosts for their advice, too. These brilliant tips, easy recipes, and fabulous finds will [...]

The article focuses on baseball player Roberto Clemente along with information on his career development and facing racism.

The article looks at the struggle of baseball player Roberto Clemente who faced racism throughout his baseball career.

The article reports on the advantages and disadvantages of starting a professional athletic career at a young age, including short career spans, high costs associated with training and competing, and the potential to earn an income to offset.

Chakia Boutte likes to describe her New Orleans neighborhood as she once knew it. She recalls there was a playground, blocks of homes that were 'fixed up,' and her own [...]

The article focuses on the prevalence of online scams, particularly targeting young people, providing insights into common scam scenarios involving online shopping, gaming platforms, and social media, and offering tips on how to protect oneself from falling victim to scams.

In this issue, we bring you an incredible feature that connects Civil War-era history to today's technology--as well as illuminating the importance of primary sources. 'Slave Families Lost and Found' [...]

Dear Teachers, Just like you, we at JS are passionate about civics education. So as we debated how to cover the November midterm elections, we asked ourselves: What would truly [...]

Thousands of Native Americans had been gathered on the North Dakota prairie for months to protest a new oil pipeline when violence erupted last month: Some protesters broke down a [...]

The article focuses on the role of memes as a means of communication and creative expression, and discusses how memes have existed for thousands of years, coining the term "meme" and how they evolve, take on new meanings, and reflect societal values.