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In August 1920, the 19th Amendment was ratified — or approved by three-quarters of the states — and gave the majority of U.S. women the right to vote.
Anthony Mmesoma Madu’s dancing in the rain got the attention of millions.
She plotted revenge against Americans who dropped the atomic bomb until she had the chance.
A treasure hunt at summer camp brings together five kids with different talents.
California scientists use drones and underwater robots to understand when and why they approach people.
Kids share what they’re up to during summer break.
Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley make successful return from the International Space Station.
It’s hot outside. Chill out with our quiz on snow, ice and the coldest weather in history.
The car-size vehicle will gather rock samples that will eventually be brought to Earth.
Drawing up a storm
A showcase of daily weather illustrations created by KidsPost readers.
Summer of KidsPost
Kids share what they’re up to during summer break.
Gallery of the Week
Bob Behnken and Doug Hurley make successful return from the International Space Station.
Giant panda Mei Xiang, who lives at the Smithsonian's National Zoo, turned 22 on July 22.
A bus boycott, sit-ins and mass marches helped get legal protections for blacks
KidsPost readers joined an international children's art project to document what they are feeling during the coronavirus outbreak.
As some restrictions are lifted, animals and humans are being reunited at zoos across the country and the world.
Death of black man in police custody brings calls for change, two weeks of large gatherings.
Summer is going to be different this year. But that doesn?t mean you can?t travel the world from the comfort of your couch. These images may help you create a bucket list for future vacations, but they can also inspire you to join the Summer of KidsPost with a vacation re-creation.