LNGenZ News for Kids: 28 – Politics

Stephen Colbert, host of The Late Show, has decided to take it on the road for the first time – and the media is all abuzz. The big deal isn’t that the comedian will be leaving the comforts of his… Read More

It’s election season 2024, but this year, presidential debates were never a sure thing. It would have come as no big surprise had Biden flat-out refused to debate his opponent, former President Donald Trump. However, Team Biden has proposed two… Read More

More people appear to be getting sick of the two-party system that seems to force them to pick one of just two options, regardless of how they actually feel about the official party nominees. Despite not having a candidate for… Read More

Representative Cory Mills (R-FL) filed one article of impeachment against Joe Biden on May 10, for stopping a weapons shipment to Israel. Mills argued that the president had withheld military aid from an ally in order to coerce that ally… Read More

On college campuses from coast to coast, civil unrest is taking place at an alarming rate. But don’t ask the rabble to identify themselves; these protesters are loud, but they don’t appear to be proud. There is an obvious reason… Read More

Russia and China have long been accused of being behind mass attempts at election interference. This year, however, there’s another big player in the schoolyard – one that is growing in popularity and ease of use. Artificial intelligence has worked… Read More

The Pew Research Center carried out a global survey of the views on democracy around the world. While this type of governance is still popular, people don’t seem to be as pleased with it as they once were. In fact,… Read More

After a long day in court Thursday, March 14, Donald Trump got some bad news. Judge Aileen Cannon denied one of his motions to dismiss charges for illegally retaining sensitive government documents after leaving the White House. That’s one down,… Read More

The migrant crisis along the southern border is again bringing up the topic of Texas seceding from the union, and according to a Redfield & Wilton poll conducted exclusively for Newsweek, the numbers in favor of independence are growing. Texas… Read More

Since 1988, whoever won the presidential primaries and caucuses held on Super Tuesday in March (March 5, 2024) ended up the nominee for each political party. There is no day in the primary process with more states participating. And with… Read More

On January 26, the White House announced there would be no more liquified natural gas (LNG) exports to Asia and Europe. Has President Joe Biden accelerated his war on fossil fuels? Evidently, it’s to prevent climate change. Biden Halts Natural… Read More

This week, Congress put the border skirmish between Texas and the Biden administration through the lens of our Constitution. While the House Homeland Security Committee moved Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ impeachment along, another committee hearing focused on Texas’ declaration of war…. Read More