LNGenZ News for Kids: Current Events

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

There are few things more unnerving for a president seeking re-election than the outbreak of war. Many chief executives have been forced into this situation throughout the years. While President Joe Biden has yet to commit to an expanded American… Read More

In the early morning hours of Saturday, October 7, Palestinian terror group Hamas launched a massive surprise attack against Israel. The loss of life was unlike any previously suffered by terrorist attacks, and some say more Jews died in this… 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

In a highly anticipated announcement, presidential contender Robert F. Kennedy Jr. confirmed the speculation that he is leaving the Democrat primary race to become an independent candidate for the 2024 election. Speaking at Independence Mall in Philadelphia, PA, RFK gave… Read More

Columbus Day is celebrated each year on the second Monday in October. It is in honor of Christopher Columbus, the explorer who brought Europeans to the Americas. It also celebrates the growth of our nation since the first European settlers… Read More

The House of Representatives voted October 3 to remove Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) from the position of Speaker of the House. The vote was close – 216-210. Every Democrat voted to vacate, and eight Republicans joined them. It’s worth looking… Read More

Scientists have discovered a strange, golden orb on the ocean floor that turns out to be alive. It may not be exactly the mythical golden goose egg, but it’s still mesmerizing. The discovery has baffled scientists and divers anxious to… Read More

On September 28, House Republicans took the first step in an impeachment inquiry exploring President Joe Biden’s involvement during his time as vice president in his son’s influence-peddling schemes. The White House continues to claim, perhaps ironically, that the House… Read More

The writers’ strike is officially over today (Sept. 27), as the eastern and western branches of the Writers Guild of America (WGA) voted to accept the tentative contract with the studios. Scribes closed their laptops and joined the picket line… Read More

The use of technology in schools has increased over the years, and now, very little is done without it. Chalkboards became interactive whiteboards. Textbooks, encyclopedias, and dictionaries are a thing of the past, as children now use laptops to do… Read More

Doctors and scientists have worked diligently over the years to find ways to transplant animal organs into humans. However, the human body functions differently than animals, so some modifications are necessary to prolong the efficiency of the transplanted organs. The… Read More