Our Kid Reporter interviews his father, children’s book author and illustrator Peter Raymundo. 

Democratic presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren makes her case to Virginia voters ahead of “Super Tuesday.”

Marc Murphy, an editorial cartoonist for the Courier-Journal in Louisville, Kentucky, talks about the power of images. 

A unique program in Brazil helps young people learn the importance of prompt medical attention in an emergency.

Our Kid Reporter talks with Democratic voters at a fund-raising event in Manchester. 

A new HBO documentary profiles students in Oakland, California, who participate in the annual MLK Oratorical Fest, a public-speaking competition.  

The front-runner in the Democratic presidential primaries draws an enthusiastic crowd in Durham. 

A partnership between the city of Abu Dhabi and the French government has brought the largest art museum to the Arabian Peninsula. 

These unusually high tides, which typically occur during a full moon, hit the state’s coastal areas in January. 

Our Kid Reporter in the Philippines covers the 2019 Southeast Asian Games, a regional sporting event that promotes unity and camaraderie. 

A physician in Canada who specializes in infectious diseases talks about the coronavirus and how kids can stay safe.  

The Kōkua Hawai’i Foundation in Hale’iwa is dedicated to educating young people about the environment, especially the harm caused by plastic debris. 

At the fourth annual Women’s March in Ventura, California, people of all ages expressed their hope for a country that values everyone. 

Our Kid Reporter in New Zealand connects with her ancestral heritage. 

What does the U.S. Constitution say about the impeachment of a president? Our Kid Reporter asks a constitutional law professor at the University of Memphis in Tennessee.

In this small Asian country, “fine dust” particles are harming vulnerable residents, including young children.

A 10-year-old chef who recently won a Chopped Junior competition talks about the ups and downs of cooking for a reality TV show. 

After the House of Representatives impeached President Donald Trump, the Senate voted not to remove him from office.

Friendship House in Wilmington, Delaware, provides a sense of community for individuals and their families during difficult times. 

On January 12, the Taal Volcano erupted in the province of Batangas, forcing tens of thousands of people to evacuate their homes. 

Make-A-Wish Canada brings hope into the lives of critically-ill children and their families.

With the primary season underway, political scientist and presidential scholar Barbara Perry shares her insights into the process. 

Dean Stanton, a Calgary-based artist, engages the community in creating his colorful murals.

On Groundhog Day in Western Pennsylvania, the legendary “Punxsutawney Phil” did not see his shadow when he emerged from his burrow.