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LNGenZ News for Kids: 30 – Unknown

American Artist Warhol’s Painting Sells for Record Price

“We are all of us stars, and we deserve to twinkle.” – Marilyn Monroe Marilyn Monroe was an iconic star in the 1950s and 1960s. An actress and singer, Monroe was widely known and recognized around the world. Recently, a… Read More

Is Language Getting More Emotional?

When you think about the world around you, what is more important – facts or feelings? Do you listen more to your emotions or the logical part of your brain? Take a look at the following list of words. Which… Read More

Sniffing Out the Truth About Smells

Pleasant smells like food cooking in the kitchen and scented candles burning in your home will capture a person’s attention. Likewise, horrid odors like rotting food or smelly feet will do the same. But why do we label some smells… Read More

Is it Chicken Kiev or Kyiv? A Scrumptious Spelling Problem

When was the last time you had a spelling test at school? Spelling may seem like a dull topic, but the way words are written can have a big impact on how people see the world. In the United Kingdom,… Read More

Charles Darwin’s Notebooks Mysteriously Returned after 20 Years

When you check out a book from the library and don’t return it on time, you can expect to pay a fine. But what happens when something worth millions of dollars is taken from a library? Something of historical significance… Read More

Washington, DC Celebrates 110 Years of Cherry Blossoms in the City

It’s spring again, and with the season comes the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, DC. As a token of friendship, Japan gifted the United States 6,000 Yoshino cherry blossom trees in 1912. As a result, the beautiful plants can… Read More

World Down Syndrome Day: What It’s About and How to Join In

It’s March 21 – also known as World Down Syndrome Day. The event aims to raise awareness of the genetic condition. It also hopes to boost support for people born with Down Syndrome, making sure they are treated equally and… Read More

Antarctic Explorer’s Ship Found After a Century

Shipwrecks and sunken treasure – the stuff dreams are made of. The quest to find a ship that was lost at sea hundreds of years ago with the promise of gold and trinkets has lured many a treasure-seeker to spend… Read More

The Monarch Butterfly Makes a Surprise Return

The Western Monarch Butterfly population has been declining since the 1990s. Scientists worried that if this trend continues, the beautiful creatures might become extinct. Thankfully, there has been a notable increase in the monarch population over the last year, giving… Read More

English Translations on French ID Cards? Some say ‘Non!’

“Because of language, man has access to the past and the future. He can express the true and the untrue. Language helps him understand both what is and what could be.” – Wesley Douglass Camp Language is a key part… Read More

‘I Have a Dream’ – Full Text of Martin Luther King’s Speech

I Have a Dream ~ Martin Luther King Jr. 28 August, 1963 I am happy to join with you today in what will go down in history as the greatest demonstration for freedom in the history of our nation. Five… Read More

Enes Kanter’s American Dream Come True

When you make millions of dollars playing a game you love, and have legions of adoring fans, what could possibly make anyone any happier? For National Basketball Association (NBA) star Enes Kanter, it is becoming an American citizen. Kanter came… Read More