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Illinois Mandates Student Mental Health Screenings: The Path Forward
One out of six youth experience depression, suicidal thoughts, or other mental health issues. This could be one of your classmates, one of your friends, or even you. n response to this ongoing mental health crisis, the state of Illinois has mandated mental health screenings for grades three through twelve.
Isha Pattekar
Sep 132 min read


How The Gaza Strip Famine Threatens The Lives Of Thousands
Ever since the Israeli airstrikes began ravaging the Gaza Strip, there have been a lot of issues, but one of the most pressing issues is the famine that has already taken the lives of thousands. So what happens next?
Arshia Goel
Sep 112 min read


"No Kings": Millions of Americans (and Teens) Protest Trump’s Immigration Crackdown
John Lewis said that “if you see something that is not right, not fair, not just, do something. We cannot afford to be quiet”. This was put into practice on June 14th, during a nationwide protest called “No Kings”.
Aanya Bhaskarabhatta
Aug 32 min read


Trump Signs Executive Orders to Boost Nuclear Power... How Will Our Future Change?
On May 23rd, stocks involving nuclear energy and uranium began to surge as Trump signed executive orders to help boost the industry. Read to find out more.
Umer Khan
Jul 142 min read


RFK Jr. Overhauled the CDC’s Vaccine Panel — Is This a Red Flag?
On June 9th, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced the removal of all seventeen members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. Read more.
Isha Pattekar
Jul 132 min read


What's Up With Iran's Threats on the US?
As tensions between Iran and Israel reach a boiling point, the U.S. finds itself caught in the middle of a high-stakes geopolitical showdown. Here's what teens need to know about how this escalating conflict could shake up global stability and their own future.
Yastika Chouhan
Jun 252 min read


Deadly Politics: Minnesota Lawmaker Shot in His Own Driveway
In a harrowing echo of last year’s attempt on President Trump’s life, the recent targeted shooting of Minnesota State Senator John Hoffman and the assassination of former House Speaker Melissa Hortman underscore a disturbing rise in politically driven violence. Read more now.
Yastika Chouhan
Jun 212 min read


Harvard vs. Homeland Security: Why Graduation Day Turned Into a Fight for Students’ Rights
In late May, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) sent a letter threatening to pull Harvard’s right to enroll international students, claiming the school failed to comply with federal rules. Harvard didn’t take it lightly — they sued. Read to find out more.
Yastika Chouhan
Jun 22 min read


Ukraine's Drone Strike on Russia: Why It’s a Big Deal (Yes, Even for You)
On June 1, Ukraine pulled off a jaw-dropping drone attack deep inside Russia, targeting military bases in Siberia and destroying over 40 Russian aircrafts, including long-range bombers that could’ve hit cities far away.
Yastika Chouhan
Jun 12 min read


Ceasefire Cracked: Why Easter in Ukraine Wasn’t Peaceful
This past weekend, a 30-hour ceasefire in Ukraine, declared by Russian President Vladimir Putin for Orthodox Easter, collapsed almost as quickly as it began. Read to find out more.
Yastika Chouhan
Apr 202 min read


Governor on the Go: Why Josh Shapiro Had to Flee His Home
Imagine you're chilling at home, maybe half-watching Netflix, half-scrolling through TikTok, and suddenly you’re told to get out—like, now. No warning, no time to grab your favorite hoodie or AirPods. That’s pretty much what happened to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro and his family this week.
Yastika Chouhan
Apr 132 min read


How South Korea’s President Got Canceled by His Own Government
President Yoon Suk Yeol just got impeached in a political plot twist that’s giving Succession a run for its money. Here’s what went down.
Yastika Chouhan
Apr 92 min read
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