What role did social media play in the recent presidential election and the violence that followed? Our Kid Reporter asks an expert. 

An Ohio student provides comfort to people experiencing homelessness by organizing an annual sock drive and bringing his community together. 

Our Kid Reporter learns more about Crew-1’s historic mission to the International Space Station. 

Our Kid Reporter in the Bronx reflects on a presidential election shaped by the coronavirus pandemic. 

Delaware's “favorite son” takes the oath of office on the steps of the Capitol in Washington, D.C. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with her aunt, who is a crew member on a rescue helicopter in New Zealand. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with constitutional law scholar Laurence Tribe about the aftermath of Election 2020. 

Our Kid Reporter in Seoul describes renewed efforts to control the deadly virus on the Korean Peninsula.  

During the coronavirus pandemic, isolation and disruptions to daily life have led to an increase in depression and anxiety among young people. 

Marine biologists are studying changes in Hanauma Bay, which was popular among snorkelers before the coronavirus pandemic forced its closure. 

Amid the deadly coronavirus pandemic, vaccines from Pfizer and Moderna are providing hope. 

If our Kid Reporter in Florida wants to talk with our Kid Reporter in Japan, what time does he need to wake up? 

Our Kid Reporter asks young people how this Middle Eastern country’s financial collapse is affecting them and their families. 

Our Kid Reporter talks with Terrie Rizzo, who has served as chairwoman of the Florida Democratic Party for the past three years. 

Our Kid Reporter in Japan visits an illuminated storybook exhibition that offers hope to kids during the pandemic. 

A rare celestial event will occur on December 21, when the two planets will look like one giant star.  

Residents of the Queen Anne neighborhood in Seattle, Washington, have been enjoying unexpected company. 

During the pandemic, the U.S. entertainment industry is following strict guidelines to keep actors and others safe when they’re on set. 

A magical 19th-century ballet for the holidays gets a Louisiana twist. 

Think of math problems as you would a fun puzzle, an award-winning team member advises. 

A fierce storm in November caused flooding and extensive damage on the island of Luzon. 

A unique instructional program in New York’s Long Island City helps people who are visually impaired learn how to play tennis. 

Our Kid Reporter writes about a magical experience he had while helping out at a local veterinary clinic.

A unique public mural program adds vibrance to neighborhoods in this city in Tennessee. 

Our Kid Reporter asks young people in California how they feel about the Vice President-elect, the first woman to serve in the role.