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Celebrities attract a lot of conspiracy theories. These ideas spread easily on the internet, thanks to fans and trolls. For example, did you know that Khloe Kardashian, a TV personality, businesswoman and model, is the daughter of former football star…
The first breakfast cereal was produced in 1863. Its name was “Granula.” It wasn’t much like the cereal we eat today. It needed to be soaked in milk overnight because it was so hard. A man named John Henry Kellogg…
When Linda Brown was nine years old, she had to walk a long way to catch a bus to an all-black school. She wasn’t allowed to attend the all-white school in her neighborhood. It was 1953 in Topeka, Kansas. Linda’s…
In June 2016, voters in the United Kingdom opted to leave the European Union. Called “Brexit,” the move meant that previous agreements on trade, immigration, and other issues were no longer valid. Ever since that election result, negotiations between the…
Russia hosted the 2018 World Cup in 12 stadiums throughout the country. All of the stadiums had one thing in common: They had been built or renovated in an environmentally friendly way. Each of the venues achieved green certification, meaning…
In June of 2018, history took place in Singapore. That’s when Kim Jong-un and Donald Trump met. It was the first-ever meeting between a North Korean leader and a seated US president. The goal? To improve relations between two nations…
Many young people in Nigeria have felt kept out of the political system. A new law may help younger Nigerians get elected to public office. The law lowers the age requirement to become president from 40 to 35. This reduction…
Tourism is an important part of the Mexican economy. And most tourists want to spend time on the nation’s white sand beaches. But recently there has been a problem: seaweed. And a lot of it. Like other countries along the…
In Iran, the law states that women must wear headscarves, called hijabs. But in recent years, many women have protested this law, taking off their headscarves in public. For many, the hijab represents women’s overall lesser status in Iranian society.…
Europe’s record-hot summer of 2018 has caused many problems, including wildfires. Greece has been hardest hit by out-of-control blazes. One wildfire on the nation’s Attica Peninsula torched the resort town of Mati and led to dozens of deaths. People were…