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Archive for 2024

Summer Olympics, starting Friday in Paris, feature skateboarding, surfing, swimming, soccer and the debut of breakdancing
--07/22/2024

President Biden, 81, resists calls to let a younger Democrat run against Donald Trump
--07/15/2024

Turning point: Supreme Court says presidents have 'absolute immunity' for official acts
--07/08/2024

First Biden-Trump debate of 2024 airs Thursday from Georgia
--06/24/2024

Health experts monitor the jump of bird flu to cows and a few farm hands, but see no wide risk
--06/17/2024

Negro Leagues stars from a bygone era gain new standing in Major League Baseball records
--06/10/2024

Justice Samuel Alito adds two flags to Supreme Court ethics storms
--06/03/2024

Use of new weight-loss drugs soars among teens
--05/27/2024

Needy families await action on bill to restore federal internet service rebates
--05/20/2024

Colorful ocean coral is bleached white around the world for the second time in 10 years, causing alarm
--05/13/2024

U.S. government may challenge concert business dominance of Live Nation and Ticketmaster
--05/06/2024

Tents, chants, arrests: Protests against Israel’s actions in Gaza Strip arise at dozens of U.S. colleges
--04/29/2024

New book explores mental health impact of 'the phone-based childhood'
--04/22/2024

Feds vs. Apple: Major case tests whether iPhone breaks a 19th century law against monopolies
--04/15/2024

Beyoncé's 'historic' new album, 'Country Carter,' is 'breaking down barriers'
--04/08/2024

Total solar eclipse next week will be a rare, memorable sight – and a vivid science lesson
--04/01/2024

Tricky balance: Supreme Court tries to keep law and politics separate this election year
--03/25/2024

Here's why SAT and ACT exams are back on more students' college paths
--03/18/2024

Congress moves toward TikTok forced sale or ban for national security reasons
--03/11/2024

Swift and sleek: Amtrak is closer to saying 'all aboard' for a new era of high-speed rail travel
--03/04/2024

New era in space: Flying to the moon is a business for private companies now
--02/26/2024

Presidential campaign remark about NATO fuels discussion of military alliance's role
--02/19/2024

Museums across U.S. scramble to make amends for collecting that sometimes was looting
--02/12/2024

Script handwriting isn't gone -- more states now require school penmanship lessons
--02/05/2024

Teen use of nicotine patches – also known as Zyns, lip cushions or gum pillows – spurs warnings
--01/29/2024

Airline safety draws new attention after midair cabin hole scare for passengers
--01/22/2024

Supreme Court soon considers whether the Constitution bars Trump from 2024 ballots
--01/15/2024

2024 news agenda includes wars, presidential politics, immigration and the Summer Olympics
--01/08/2024

Common Core State Standard
SL.CCS.1/2/3/4 Grades 6-12: An essay of a current news event is provided for discussion to encourage participation, but also inspire the use of evidence to support logical claims using the main ideas of the article. Students must analyze background information provided about a current event within the news, draw out the main ideas and key details, and review different opinions on the issue. Then, students should present their own claims using facts and analysis for support.

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