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Sep 03 2025POLITICS

A Patriot's Farewell: Ukraine Mourns Another Loss

Andriy Parubiy, a well-known Ukrainian politician, was laid to rest on Tuesday. He was killed in a shooting on Saturday in Lviv. This is the second assassination in the city in just over a year. Police have a suspect in custody. They think Russia might be involved, but Moscow hasn't said anything a

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Sep 03 2025POLITICS

A Long-Awaited Homecoming for Madagascar's Lost Heroes

In a significant move, France has returned three skulls to Madagascar, a gesture that has been a long time coming. These skulls, taken during the colonial era, include one believed to be that of King Toera, who was executed by French troops. The handover took place in late August at the French cultu

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Aug 31 2025CELEBRITIES

The Man Who Knew Every Presidential Move

A journalist named Mark Knoller just passed away at 73. He was a well-known CBS News reporter. He was famous for keeping track of everything U. S. presidents did. This included speeches, trips, golf games, and even pardons. He started this habit because there was no official record of these things.

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Aug 30 2025EDUCATION

From Classroom to Camera: The Journey of a Versatile Journalist

Marley Malenfant is a journalist who has worn many hats. He's been in the game for a decade, working in print, digital, and broadcast. His journey started in West Texas, where he was a TV reporter for KTXS. There, he covered a wide range of topics, from education to sports, and even breaking news. H

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Aug 30 2025ENVIRONMENT

How Lead Messes with Tadpoles' Growth and Health

Lead is a dangerous poison found in many water bodies. It's not good for any living thing, but we don't know much about how it affects amphibians like frogs. Scientists decided to study this by looking at the fat and liver changes in Rana chensinensis tadpoles when exposed to lead. They tested two

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Aug 28 2025TECHNOLOGY

Exploring AI and Nuclear Weapons: A Journalist's Mission

Joshua Keating, a seasoned journalist, has been chosen for a special fellowship. This opportunity allows him to dive deep into how artificial intelligence (AI) and nuclear weapons are connected. The Outrider Foundation, along with Journalism Funding Partners, supports this initiative. Keating will

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Aug 24 2025SCIENCE

Shark Skin Secrets: How Bonnetheads Grow and Glow

Sharks have unique skin covered in tiny, tooth-like scales called denticles. These denticles help sharks swim faster and protect them during mating. Scientists wanted to see if these denticles change as sharks grow and if there are differences between male and female sharks. They studied 24 bonneth

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Aug 22 2025SPORTS

Bill Belichick's Bold Move and the Fallout

Bill Belichick, the legendary football coach, has stirred up quite a bit of drama recently. He made some comments about his former team, the New England Patriots, and their owner, Robert Kraft. This didn't go over well with some people, especially the hosts of a popular Boston radio show. The hosts

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Aug 22 2025TECHNOLOGY

Can We Really Upload Our Minds to Computers?

The idea of uploading human consciousness to computers might seem like something straight out of a sci-fi movie, but it's a topic that's gaining traction in scientific circles. The concept is tied to transhumanism, a movement that advocates for using technology to enhance human capabilities. Mind up

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Aug 18 2025ENTERTAINMENT

Snow White's Big Miss: What Went Wrong?

Gal Gadot, known for her role in Wonder Woman, recently talked about the 2025 Snow White remake's box office flop. The movie, which featured Gadot as the Evil Queen and Rachel Zegler as Snow White, didn't meet expectations. It made only $42 million in its first weekend and ended up with $205 million

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