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LNGenZ News for Kids: 30 – Unknown

Disaffected Youth and the Loss of Trust in American Institutions

Yet more polls reveal young adults have a significant lack of trust in such American institutions as the government and the media. The surveys may be new, but the trend is not. As we move into a new year, we… Read More

The History and Presidential Use of the Autopen

The autopen, a device used to duplicate signatures, has been making headlines in recent weeks as President Donald Trump has targeted former President Joe Biden’s use of the machine. In a post on social media, Trump said he has “terminated”… Read More

The Death Penalty in America

The debate over capital punishment, otherwise known as the death penalty, has begun once again in the wake of conservative Christian activist Charlie Kirk’s assassination. Utah prosecutors announced plans to seek the death penalty against the suspected murderer, starting a… Read More

Assassination – America’s Dark Tradition of Silencing Voices

Conservative Christian activist Charlie Kirk, founder of Turning Point USA, was assassinated on Wednesday, September 10, while speaking at a college in Utah. The husband and father of two was fatally shot in broad daylight, a chilling reminder of one… Read More

Gen Z Would Do Anything for Love – Err, Money

For decades, young people have sought love, marriage, and a family. Now, though, priorities seem to be shifting as nearly half of the Gen Z crowd admitted in a survey that they yearn for money more than love. But why?… Read More

Is Your Favorite Influencer Human or Artificial Intelligence?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is making its debut, and it is outdoing humans in nearly every category. From video games to artistry and even medicine, AI is proving to be a remarkable tool. As with nearly everything, AI poses concerns as… Read More

Fixation Nation: Coldplay and the Art of Public Shaming

It’s difficult to hide when you are pictured on a Jumbotron in a stadium filled with thousands of people. But when the live feed went up during a Coldplay concert this past week, it just happened to reveal something of… Read More

Gen Z Opts for Trade Jobs Amid Rising College Costs and AI Fears

With a rise in education costs and a growing fear of AI’s potential to replace white-collar careers, Gen Zers are opting to wear toolbelts instead of being chained to desks and spending years paying back student loans. Ever since the… Read More

Father’s Day – The Holiday Men Didn’t Want and Almost Didn’t Get

“No matter how tall I grow, I still look up to you.” Though the author remains unknown, this quote – or some version of it – has graced the covers of uncountable Father’s Day cards. In a recent Napolitan News… Read More

Political Extremism and the Brain

Why do we see more examples of political extremism from those on the political left than the right? What makes so-called liberals more prone to violence than conservatives? President Donald Trump has been called by so many Americans who oppose… Read More

A New Study Suggests the Census Undercounts the Rural Population

Every 10 years in America a census is taken. A census usually asks general questions to collect statistical data to be used by governments for planning and preparation. But what happens when the census is inaccurate? A new study published… Read More

Everything You Need to Know About the Presidential Inauguration

January 20, 2025, Donald J. Trump once again took the oath of office, beginning his second term as president of the United States. After this 60th inauguration, Trump officially became the 47th president. But what do those numbers mean, and… Read More