LNGenZ News for Kids: 30 – Unknown

On June 27, two presidents – one former and one current – will be stage-managed by CNN producers to create what the network hopes will be a spectacle to revive its flagging ratings. Donald Trump and Joe Biden will take… Read More

House Republicans have pushed a bill through that aims to add a citizenship question to the next census in 2030. The plan is to ask people if they’re citizens, legal non-citizen residents, or illegal immigrants, then only count the citizens… Read More

You’ve just graduated college, what are you going to do next? Move out of California seems to be the common answer to that question today. The Golden State’s woes continue to escalate as college graduates look for greener pastures, better… Read More

A recent survey shows police departments hired more new officers in 2023 than in the previous four years. This news is particularly encouraging for major cities suffering upheaval and increased crime. Americans are concerned about upholding law and order, an… Read More

“Our children are going on a conveyor belt,” social psychologist Jonathan Haidt recently said. “And a lot of them are getting shredded.” This is in reference to the declining state of mental health among teens, which he claims started after… Read More

Life in the US has changed a lot in the last 50 years, and it seems for many, the American dream has lost its luster. A new survey by the Monmouth University Polling Institute found that more than three times… Read More

It’s a safe bet that most, if not all, FBI agents – if they knew they could speak freely without fear of retaliation – would assert that they did not join the Bureau to spend their time knocking on doors… Read More

Things are tough all over in New York, and a recent citizens survey describes just how dissatisfied residents are with their homes and neighborhoods. Between the soaring crime, soaring illegal immigration, infestation of rats, and astronomical cost of living, the… Read More

The problem with intelligence agencies is that, sooner or later, they usually become obsessed with gathering as much information as they can, about as many people as they can. This brings the risk of essentially make everyone a suspect –… Read More

February is always a unique month as it is the only month with just 28 days. However, the second month gets even more special every four years, when it becomes a leap year. Due to the rate at which the… Read More

Napoleon Bonaparte was emperor of France for about a decade in the early 1800s. He is celebrated in Western history for having improved military training, enhanced education, and the Napoleonic code, which influenced laws around the world. On Sunday, November… Read More

When you think of a pet, what are the first things that come to mind – something like dogs, cats, fish, and maybe even snakes or iguanas? There are likely few who would have said chickens. Yes, many people have… Read More