Musical theater star Kristin Chenoweth tells our Kid Reporter about her life onstage.

What is it like behind the scenes at the White House? Our Kid Reporter talks with the First Lady and top staffers about an unusual presidency.

Our Kid Reporter talks with top tennis players at the BNP Paribas Open, an annual tournament in Indian Wells, California.

More than a century after its first circus performance, Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey is calling it quits.

Girl Scouts from across New York State gather to celebrate the unveiling of a patch honoring women’s suffrage.

What happens when a large, unruly family takes in an elderly grandfather? A new novel explores the possibilities. 

One of “the Lost Boys of Sudan” overcame hardship and is now giving back to impoverished villages around the world.

Science fiction movie fans are getting ready for an out-of-this-world adventure this summer.

The former presidential candidate headlines a New York City event addressing challenges women face worldwide.

How Boston artist Bren Bataclan is making the world a brighter, kinder place

Our Kid Reporter sees the British YouTube sensation perform in Washington, D.C.

Our Kid Reporter covers a summit in New York City dedicated to women's issues.

Through its educational initiatives, a nonprofit organization in Portland, Maine, helps everyone succeed.

At the Harvard Model Congress, students get an inside look at the political process.

Our Kid Reporter attends the New York City preview of Vanity Fair and interviews playwright and actress Kate Hamill.

On the anniversary of the superstar's death, our Kid Reporter tours the musician’s studio.

The new action film explores teenage friendships.

More states are pushing schools to teach cursive writing to kids. Will the trend continue?

The former “First Daughter” talks about some of the ways that kids can make a positive difference in the world.

A fundraiser spotlights volunteers who help society’s most vulnerable children.

Two high school seniors raise awareness about a wasteful practice.

Natalie Hampton, 16, created a lunch-planning app that helps connect students who might otherwise feel alone.

Regional winners of this year’s Scholastic Art & Writing Awards program are honored at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City. 

Anglers from all over the country compete in the annual Bassmaster Classic in Texas.

Students talk about their love of acting and their unique interpretation of one of Shakespeare’s most famous tragedies.