What is The New Malaria Vaccine?
Written by Naina Mahajan, a grade 6 student.
The World Health Organization has approved the world’s first vaccine against malaria. This is really good news because Malaria causes severe illness and death in children…
Written by Naina Mahajan, a grade 6 student.
The World Health Organization has approved the world’s first vaccine against malaria. This is really good news because Malaria causes severe illness and death in children…
Written by Naina Mahajan, a grade 6 student.
Recently, news about more than 12 million documents revealing many hidden and sometimes rather shady dealings of the world’s rich and elite, has been in the spotlight for a while now…
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year student.
Pinsky is one of a larger group of artists who are using their art to respond to the threat of climate change…
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year student.
The QUAD, which is short for The Quadrilateral Security Dialogue is a meeting and talks that are held between four nations – the United States, India, Japan, and Australia…
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year student.
The Met Gala 2021 is a fundraising benefit for the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, and is often referred to as “fashion’s biggest night out.” Stars, young creatives, and industry trendsetters are all invited to the event…
Written by Nihal Singh Dhingra, a grade 10 student.
In the past 40 years, North Korea has fired over 150 missiles. This has led the UN to impose strict sanctions on the country under Kim-Jong-Un…
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year student.
According to the United Nations, Madagascar (a country in East Africa) is on the verge of facing the world’s first “climate change famine,” with tens of thousands of people already suffering “catastrophic” levels of hunger and food insecurity following four years without rain…
Written by Nihal Singh Dhingra, a grade 10 student.
The plant, which is an air-capture facility, basically sucks in carbon dioxide from the air and then buries it deep underground as rocks…
Written by Jyotsna Iyer, a second-year undergraduate student.
The freedom of the press in Afghanistan is under threat since Taliban’s takeover of Kabul, and journalists are engulfed by fear and uncertainty…
Written by Vedika Pathania, a second-year student.
Despite a 1973 Supreme Court ruling establishing a constitutional right to abortion, a Texas legislation prohibiting most abortions after roughly six weeks of pregnancy went into effect…