During a recent visit to London, our Kid Reporter spoke with residents about the brutal war that Russian President Vladmir Putin is waging on Ukraine. 

Hundreds of people in Southern California show support for the Eastern European country that is under attack by Russia. 

The prices of food, clothing, and gasoline are rising in the United States. What can be done? 

In January, a volcanic eruption in Tonga, a remote island nation, triggered massive waves thousands of miles away in California. 

Zalia Avant-garde, the 2021 Scripps National Spelling Bee winner, works hard to inspire others. 

Our Kid Reporter tours a new exhibition dedicated to the young wizard at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia. 

In honor of Presidents′ Day, our Kid Reporter learns more about a unique monument to U.S. Presidents in Croaker, Virginia. 

Angelo Merendino sees photography as “a great conversation” between two people.

Our Kid Reporter in Colorado asks others: “What sport do you like to watch the most?” 

Can this California city achieve environmental sustainability by 2030? 

Award-winning author Marc Brown talks about the fictional aardvark who is beloved by children around the world. 

Our Kid Reporter visits a revolving sushi bar in Sendai. 

Despite frigid conditions, a grueling race along the North Shore of Lake Superior draws lots of fans. 

Ozi Okaro founded Ikuzi Dolls so that her daughters could have “beautiful Black dolls that look like them.”

A play about the Holocaust explores how we record history and understand the past. 

Her Excellency Mary Simon talks about the need to involve young people in discussions about climate change, mental health, and racial inequality. 

Our Kid Reporter tours pyramids, tombs, temples, and other wonders of the ancient world. 

A unique company founded by two cousins brings a sense of community and adventure to ice cream lovers. 

Since 2002, residents of Punta Fuego on the island of Luzon have rescued thousands of sea turtles from human harm and extreme weather events. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Rose Schindler about her family's experiences at Auschwitz-Birkenau during World War II.  

Less than 40% of the country’s 12- to 15-year-olds have been vaccinated against COVID-19. 

A stage play about the Tuskegee Airmen explores the elite fighting force’s heroic role during World War II. 

A mapmaker creates ski maps that bring the outdoors alive. 

Students at Martin Elementary School in California recently honored the civil rights icon with a “Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day.” 

A recent exhibit in Hong Kong showcased China’s archictural achievements.