LNGenZ News for Kids: 28 – Politics

Despite a Supreme Court ruling that federal agents are allowed – for now – to cut the razor wire and re-open the border, the standoff between Texas and the Biden administration continues. Governor Greg Abbott isn’t backing down, and the… Read More

While running for president in 2016, Hillary Clinton promised to put coal miners and companies “out of business.” That didn’t go over well, and so she apologized and claimed her remarks were a “misstatement.” But were they? Now, with Joe… Read More

The US House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Accountability held a hearing in December on the push to rewrite the rules to guarantee transgender athletes are allowed to compete in women’s and girls’ sports. Former NCAA swimmer and now… 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

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 first GOP debate of the presidential primary season started on Aug. 23 when eight Republican candidates took to the stage in Milwaukee, WI, to discuss a wide range of issues for a couple of hours. But who were the… Read More

Nearly every year, the president of the United States delivers a State of the Union address, often called SOTU for short, to inform America of what is going on in the government and what to expect in the near future…. Read More

It’s an election year in the United States, and the two main political parties are already preparing. In November, Americans will be voting on politicians to represent them in Congress, as well as various state offices, including governors. Each state… Read More

President Joe Biden gave his first State of the Union address on March 1, 2022. The annual speech is a chance for the president to tell Congress and the American people how things are going in the country and what… Read More

Liberty Nation GenZ is running a special edition on the 50th anniversary of President Richard Nixon’s visit to China. In Part Two, we take a look at Nixon’s reasons for the trip, and how it may have influenced the world… Read More