LNGenZ News for Kids: 10 – News

New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed suit against the world’s largest beef producer, JBS USA Food Company, claiming its false advertising of climate-remediation efforts induced consumers to purchase products that are not environmentally friendly. Essentially, an attorney is… Read More

Hungary has agreed to Sweden joining NATO. But what about other former nations of the old Soviet Union? Ukraine has been clamoring to join since it was put on the shortlist for the alliance at the 2008 Bucharest Summit. And,… Read More

The migrant crisis along the southern border is again bringing up the topic of Texas seceding from the union, and according to a Redfield & Wilton poll conducted exclusively for Newsweek, the numbers in favor of independence are growing. Texas… Read More

In April 1986, the world’s greatest nuclear disaster began in Chernobyl when the local nuclear power plant’s No. 4 reactor exploded. There are only two nuclear disasters that reached this level of destruction, the second being in Fukushima, Japan, in… Read More

On January 26, the White House announced there would be no more liquified natural gas (LNG) exports to Asia and Europe. Has President Joe Biden accelerated his war on fossil fuels? Evidently, it’s to prevent climate change. Biden Halts Natural… Read More

Live cattle prices are racing for the sky, up nearly 12% in the previous two months. Most forecasts predict increasingly high beef prices in 2024 as ranchers strive to rebuild herds depleted by the double whammy of drought and the… Read More

The Pentagon was without a Secretary of Defense for nearly a week, and no one seemed to know. Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin was hospitalized due to complications of prostate cancer surgery at the same time as his deputy and… Read More

This week, Congress put the border skirmish between Texas and the Biden administration through the lens of our Constitution. While the House Homeland Security Committee moved Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ impeachment along, another committee hearing focused on Texas’ declaration of war…. Read More

Space mining is the new international space race, and according to witnesses testifying before the House Committee on Natural Resources on Dec. 12, the United States is way behind. So far behind, in fact, that it is being called a… Read More

The US House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Accountability held a hearing in December on the push to rewrite the rules to guarantee transgender athletes are allowed to compete in women’s and girls’ sports. Former NCAA swimmer and now… Read More

Federal District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan has issued a gag order against Donald J. Trump in the Washington, DC, case where the former president faces charges related to the 2020 election. But now that’s up in the air as the… Read More

Whether you know it or not, the 2023 Nobel Prizes have been awarded in physics, chemistry, medicine, and literature. And, of course, the most prominent and well-known, garnering most of the chatter, the peace prize. The prestigious nod for a… Read More