A new movie tells an old, unfinished story.

An Image in Bronze Captures the Moment That Changed Her Life

President's award is a controversial surprise

Connect With Your Roots

Celebrate the Freedom to Read

It's National Hispanic Heritage Month

National Punctuation Day Celebrates Proper Use of Confusing Squiggles.

As Schools Reopen, Experts Keep a Close Eye on the H1N1 Flu Virus

The President Urges Kids to 'Get Serious' About Education

Budget cuts force some schools to say bye-bye to buses.

... And More Apple Lore for the Season

The 'Lion of the Senate' Has Died

Hawaii became a state 50 years ago.

Go on an imagination vacation with these great, non-required reads!

These days, we're in a lazy, hazy, crazy daze.

Why Are People Still Talking About Woodstock?

Forty Years Ago, Humans Took a Giant Leap.

The flag is the symbol of our nation.

Be Safe This Summer.

These tips will make your summer the best yet.

A 13-year-old girl is queen of the bee.

May is National Physical Fitness and Sports Month!

NFL Players Tackle Childhood Obesity.

Astronauts will soon be on a mission to fix some very big eyes in the skies.

Baseball is usually considered a game for guys. Most girls who want to play baseball join softball leagues - but not Eri Yoshida of Japan. She debuted in a game on March 27.

It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a monarch butterfly! At least that's what some Texas residents are likely to see fluttering through the sky this time of year.

Who says April is for fools? They get the first day, but poets get the whole month! April is National Poetry Month, and for good reason.

Earth needs your help. Find out how you can help and have fun at the same time.

Food-safety sleuths cracked the case of illnesses caused by peanut butter.

A sneak peek at the Democratic convention

Olympians share what they know with kids through
the Internet

Summer Olympic Showdown!

Kids across the country are trying out careers
this summer!

Scientists study horseshoe crabs to help prevent their decline...

West coast wildfires challenge firefighters and destroy thousands of acres...

A popular dictionary adds more than 100 new words.

Take a break from the sun and catch a cool flick.

The U.S. copes with tomato troubles.

Probe dig deeps to solve a Martian mystery.

Weekly Reader presents the best books to start your summer off right.

People and businesses feel the pinch.

Special wing takes pilot to new heights.

New research shows that the slow–moving sloth is misunderstood.

Artist turns regular pencils into mini masterpieces.

Relief workers try to deliver supplies to Myanmar.

Some kids are getting money for earning high marks. Going to school is a kid's job. Should you get paid for it?

Food Prices Soar Around the World

Scientists Make New, Interesting Discoveries

Stonehenge Revealed?

Teens Take Center Stage During National Poetry Month

Why is U.S. wildlife suddenly disappearing?

How a dolphin saved the day

This week marks the fifth anniversary of the war in Iraq.

Is Your School Good for the Environment?

The Nintendo Wii is helping patients beat pain.

Do you know what your dog is saying? A computer program does.

Survivors of early February storms work to clear the
wreckage.

NASA’s Messenger spacecraft snaps photos of mysterious Mercury.

Meet the next generation of African American trailblazers.

Antarctica is a hot site for scientists to learn more about Earth.

A huge dam in China stops floods but may create new problems.

Cigarettes are out and airline food is in—so say a few new state laws.

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