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Neptune – Ice, Wind, and Mystery

The eighth planet from our sun, Neptune, is a giant swirly ball of ice and wind, unlike any other world in our solar system. So much remains unknown about what is now considered the most distant planet in our system…. Read More

Should AI Control the Government? Many Young Voters Think So

Should artificial intelligence (AI) eventually control basic human rights, the government, and even the military? A growing share of young voters seems to think so. As trust in traditional institutions erodes, young Americans are increasingly looking to technology, not elected… Read More

In Case You Missed It … This Week in News

A lot happened in the world this week – Make sure you didn’t miss it with Liberty Nation GenZ’s weekly news roundup! Sunday, December 28, 2025 New Cambodia, Thailand Ceasefire Deal Takes Effect A new ceasefire agreement between Cambodia and Thailand took… Read More

The Story of January – From the End of the Year to the Beginning

January marks the beginning of the new year – but that wasn’t always the case. The Gregorian calendar we follow today was inspired by an ancient Roman calendar that, according to legend, was designed by Romulus, the first king of… Read More

2025 Review of the Arts, History, and Science

Discoveries in the world of the arts, history, and sciences are always exciting, and the year 2025 did not disappoint. From fallen icebergs and ancient books to mysterious goo and light pollution, a lot happened over the last 365 days…. Read More

Auld Lang Syne, for Old Time’s Sake

All over the English-speaking world, people break out in song on New Year’s Eve. From Australia to Canada, from the United States to the United Kingdom, and from New Zealand to the song’s ancestral home in Scotland, Auld Lang Syne… Read More

Sarah Polk – A Very Religious First Lady

When people think of first ladies, they often picture fancy dresses, state dinners, and polite smiles, but Sarah Polk was something very different. Living in a time when women were expected to stay quiet about politics, she became one of… Read More

John Keats and the Rise of Romantic Poetry

John Keats lived just 25 years, published only a small body of work, and spent much of his short life convinced that his poems would not last. He wrote during an era of disease, strict social class boundaries, and ruthless… Read More

In Case You Missed It … This Week in News

A lot happened in the world this week – Make sure you didn’t miss it with Liberty Nation GenZ’s weekly news roundup! Sunday, December 21, 2025 Justice Department Releases Another Batch of Epstein Files on Saturday The Department of Justice released another… Read More

Why Is December 25 Christmas Day?

As the classic Christmas song says, “Christmas comes but once a year” – and that day is December 25. The holiday is celebrated worldwide as the birthday of Jesus, but no matter how hard you search, you won’t find that… Read More

NORAD – Tracking Santa Clause

Every Christmas Eve, millions of children follow Santa Claus’ journey across the globe in real time. They watch as his sleigh lifts off from the North Pole and crosses oceans to deliver gifts to children around the world. Using military… Read More

Deer — One of the Most Successful Animal Breeds in the World

Deer and other members of the Cervidae family can be found on every continent in the world except for Antarctica. They are considered one of the most successful animal breeds due to their high rate of survivability and their ability… Read More