When it comes to the possibilities of artificial intelligence, says a Toronto researcher, “you’re only limited by your imagination.”

Our Kid Reporter talks with Riordan and his fellow authors about their middle-grade novels, which draw upon myths from around the world.

Our Kid Reporter in Seoul tours two exhibits that commemorate the 100th anniversary of Korea’s fight for independence.

A conservationist in India talks about a successful program to save this big cat, which is now an endangered species.

NASA astronaut Christina Koch is heading to the International Space Station on March 14. For her, it’s a dream come true.

The legend of King Arthur is brought to life in a new fantasy adventure film directed by Joe Cornish.

A traditional Christmastime festival in the Mexican city of Oaxaca celebrates art, friendship, and agricultural life.

Our Kid Reporter in Malaysia reports on how the “fast fashion” trend is contributing to environmental pollution.

In Mexico, 70 percent of the rivers are polluted. Our Kid Reporter learns what is being done to uncontaminate one of the country's most toxic waterways.

An exhibit at the National Museum of Korea in Seoul spotlights the remarkable art of the ancient kingdom of Goryeo.

In Malaysia, more parents are turning to homeschooling as a way to let their children follow their passions.

A family in the Czech Republic strives to preserve a remarkable heritage.

Our Kid Reporter visits the Lotte World Tower in Seoul, South Korea, to explore one of the world's tallest and most unique buildings.

Our Kid Reporter in Mexico describes a favorite tradition that is filled with flowers, candles, and remembrance.

Thanks to the efforts of a hard-working teenager, a family in Canada will soon have a new home.

A new shop in Melbourne, Australia, invites visitors into the magical world of Harry Potter.

Our Kid Reporter visits a medieval castle in Ireland to learn more about a centuries-old tradition.

An expert on Egyptian art and architecture sheds light on the role that female rulers played at the time of King Tut.

A new cafe in Melbourne, Australia, serves up “puppy-chinos“ and helps find loving homes for greyhounds.

After members of a soccer team and their coach were trapped in a cave in Thailand, people around the world rushed to help.

How did 16-year-old Nicola Gidley of Australia learn so many impressive magic tricks? Our Kid Reporter finds out.

Nearly a century after the discovery of the boy king’s burial chamber, the California Science Center displays its treasures.

Hanami, the Japanese custom of enjoying the fleeting beauty of cherry blossoms, is in full bloom each spring.  

Our Kid Reporter talks with a boy in Bangalore who works long hours for little pay.