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Students turn the tables on what’s served for lunch
Students compete in the 10th Real Food for Kids Challenge to create a tasty, healthy and inexpensive meal.
Paralympians show 'Spirit in Motion' in Beijing
Check out competition photos and learn more about the history of the Paralympic Games.
Why do we drink milk from cows and not goats or other mammals?
It’s not just about flavor, according to one milk expert.
Father and son turned their passion for sports into a podcast
Joseph D’Avirro, 9, and dad Mike have been recording monthly podcast “Sliders & Curveballs” since 2019.
How much do you know about daylight saving time?
Daylight saving time begins March 13! Test your knowledge on this time-shifting process!
Sunken ship of Antarctic explorer Shackleton is found after a century
The ship Endurance was crushed by ice and sank in 1915. Scientists found it 10,000 feet below the surface of the Weddell Sea.
D.C.’s national parks aren’t just monuments on the Mall
The National Park Service has 2 dozen historic sites, parks and museums throughout Washington that help record U.S. history.
Studying sharks’ immune systems could lead to powerful human medicines
Pathologist Aaron LeBeau has been studying how nurse shark antibodies could help fight covid-19, cancer and other diseases.
Russia offers safe passage to fleeing Ukrainians, but only to Russia and Belarus
Ukraine and Western governments called the offer unacceptable. Most Ukrainians look to flee to the west.
Volunteers help turn wiggly puppies into dogs with a purpose
Guiding Eyes for the Blind 'puppy raisers’ train dogs to aid people with vision loss.
Drawing up a storm
KidsPost weather art gallery
A showcase of daily weather illustrations created by KidsPost readers.
Gallery of the Week
Paralympians show 'Spirit in Motion' in Beijing
Check out competition photos and learn more about the history of the Paralympic Games.
Yellowstone celebrates 150 years as a national park
The national park, which is in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, is the oldest in the United States.
The ruins of Pompeii: An ancient city preserved
2,000 years ago a city was buried under a volcano?s ash. Now, Italy works to avoid a second destruction.
Beijing Winter Olympics showcase great performances
The Opening Ceremonies dazzle but so do the world?s top athletes.
A rare storm covers Athens, Greece, and its ancient landmarks in snow
Check out these historic Greek sites blanketed in snow.
Tonga volcano eruption may be biggest on Earth in 30 years
The Hunga Tonga volcano shot ash, gas and steam more than 65,000 feet into the atmosphere.