LNGenZ News for Kids: 28 – Politics

Columbus Day celebrates an Italian explorer. Spain sent him to find a better trading route, but he was credited with discovering America by mistake. For centuries, Christopher Columbus and his “discovery” have been celebrated in the United States. But how… Read More

Much has happened in the 12 months since gunfire rang out in Butler, PA, during the attempted assassination of President Donald Trump at a campaign rally. It was an event that stunned the country, and Americans still have no answer… Read More

A new reality show has been pitched to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Producer and writer Rob Worsoff, known for producing such reality shows as Duck Dynasty and Millionaire Matchmaker, pitched a 35-page program to DHS on a show… Read More

On Sunday (May 4), President Donald Trump took to social media and announced plans to reopen Alcatraz, the island prison in the San Francisco Bay that closed down in the 1960s. As expected, the internet was flooded with criticism and… Read More

There has been much debate and controversy over DEI policies in schools, businesses, and the government lately. In theory, at least, it may seem like a good idea to encourage diversity, equity, and inclusion – but what does it really… Read More

President Barack Obama created a government agency to deliver a “better government experience.” Relying on a small team of tech experts, this agency would streamline, solve, and enhance efficiency. It was called the United States Digital Service (USDS), and it’s… Read More

President Donald Trump, on February 1, announced tariffs on goods coming into the United States unless and until the president is satisfied that these other governments are doing their part to stop the flow of drugs and illegal immigrants over… Read More

Nebraska state Senator Tanya Storer, a Republican, recently introduced a bill that would require social media websites to verify age before allowing Nebraskans to create a profile.  If the bill becomes law, those younger than 18 would need parental consent…. Read More

President Donald Trump set expectations high for day one executive orders. The various ceremonies and traditions of Inauguration Day leave little time for anything else – especially for the president being inaugurated. Still, President Trump managed to include them in… Read More

By most accounts, the United States has just concluded “the most important election of our lifetimes.” But perhaps we are living in a time much more significant than that. Maybe it’s an election that will usher in an era of… Read More

Starting January 1, 2025, kids under 14 living in Florida will no longer be allowed to use social media, according to House Bill 3 (HB 3), one of the most restrictive bans for minors on social media. Entering the New… Read More

On Tuesday, January 7, the US House of Representatives passed the Laken Riley Act – a short bill that seeks to require the detention of any illegal alien who commits burglary or theft. With a 264 to 159 result, all… Read More