A unique Fellows Programs allows college students to better understand how government policies affect our daily lives. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with an Olympic hopeful who is only 14 years old. 

A Seattle student raises more than $2,000 for the Black Lives Matter movement.

Our Kid Reporter talks with Chief Shaka Zulu about the African traditions that took root in New Orleans centuries ago.  

A rollercoaster inspired by the Jurassic World movie series debuts at Universal’s Islands of Adventure in Orlando, Florida. 

At age 15, Gitanjali Rao has already been recognized internationally for her inventions. 

A rise in anti-Asian violence during the pandemic led Congress to pass the COVID-19 Hate Crimes Act, which President Biden signed into law.   

During more than a year of isolation, Buddhist leaders have helped people make emotional and spiritual connections in Hong Kong and elsewhere. 

A teen entrepreneur helps save dogs, one bow tie at a time. 

In this diverse country, the contributions of Black and Indigenous Canadians are often overlooked.  

Amid an alarming rise in hate crimes, our Kid Reporter takes a look at her rich heritage. 

Kids between the ages of 12 and 15 are now eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine, which protects against COVID-19. 

Our Kid Reporter in Louisiana gets the vaccine that protects against COVID-19. 

In Montgomery County, residents are debating about the need for school resource officers to keep students safe. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with the youngest state representative in Tennessee. 

During the coronavirus pandemic, many children have had to cope with the loss of a loved one. 

A Milwaukee organization brings music, art, and dance to local students.

Our Kid Reporter talks with the acting chairwoman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. 

Students from Al-Hadi School in Houston, Texas, created a model city 100 years in the future that could sustain life on the Moon. 

In an address before the United States Congress, the President discussed the need to improve infrastructure and called for “the largest jobs plan since World War II.” 

What is it like to own a small business during the pandemic? Our Kid Reporter asks the founder of True Made Foods. 

Life changed during the pandemic, but for graduates like our Kid Reporter, there is hope for a brighter future. 

The population of these colorful birds, also known as sparrow hawks, has declined by nearly 50% since the 1960s.  

Our Kid Reporter in Seoul covers two recent elections with big implications for this East Asian country.  

Volunteers of all ages in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, help restore a bird-friendly habitat.