Today, NewsForKids.net looks at unrest in France and Albania. In France, the government is using curfews to stop violent ...

In late September at a huge international chess tournament in Uzbekistan, 11-year-old Bodhana Sivanandan of England made ...

In 2027, the world’s timekeepers will make a big change to help keep clocks and computer systems running smoothly. The International Bureau of Weights and Measures has decided to stop adding the “leap ...

A group of small endangered raccoons only found on an island in Mexico have shocked scientists by creating their own toy ...

Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have developed some of the world’s smallest robots. The tiny, light-powered robots are smaller than a grain of salt. But they have a built-in computer and ...

Kirsty Waugh is a 12-year-old English girl who is fighting a brain tumor. She has raised lots of money for research into brain tumors in children and she wants to raise lots more. To help with that ...

Since Queen Elizabeth II passed away on September 8, people around the world have been saying goodbye to her in many ways. On Monday, the queen’s funeral will be held while people in the United ...

Scientists in Hawaii have discovered a new species of moth, and its caterpillar has an unusual lifestyle. It lives in spiders’ webs, eating insects it finds there. To protect itself from the spiders, ...

Last Friday evening, NASA’s Artemis II mission came to an exciting end as the Orion spacecraft splashed down safely in the Pacific Ocean. The mission marked the first time in 53 years that astronauts ...

Last Friday, David Attenborough turned 100 years old. The man whose TV shows taught the world to love animals, plants, and the environment thought it might be a quiet day. But his fans, and those who ...

Today marks the 56th celebration of Earth Day, a day set aside to remind people to protect our planet. This year’s theme, like last year, is “Our Power, Our Planet”. The theme focuses attention on ...

In 2027, the world’s timekeepers will make a big change to help keep clocks and computer systems running smoothly. The International Bureau of Weights and Measures has decided to stop adding the “leap ...