Healthcare Reform Becomes Law
In March 2010 President Obama signed the Healthcare Reform bill into law. But, the law that passed is different from the President’s original proposal.
Month: April 2010
Cover That Webcam!
A school district in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is in trouble for spying on students.
New Oil Drilling Off United States Coasts
President Obama has announced a plan to allow oil and gas drilling in United States coastal waters, leading to concerns over oil spills and increased pollution.
Armenian Struggle for Truth in History
In April, 1915, the Ottoman Turkish government began a planned and organized genocide against its Armenian citizenship, killing 1.5 million people. Today, the Turkish government denies that genocide took place.
My Thoughts on the Armenian Genocide
13-year-old Christapor Megherian reflects on the Armenian Genocide that began in April, 1915. “Many of my family members were killed or kidnapped by the Ottoman Turkish army.”
Meet Ani From Armenia
Learn about Ani, age 13, and some facts about her country, Armenia.
Earth Day Turns 40
The first Earth Day, in 1970, marked the beginning of what we now know as the modern environmental movement. Check out these resources for more about the environment and what you can do to protect it.
Tax Day
Each year on April 15, millions of United States residents file their taxes. Who’s really paying the most?
When Whales Are in Danger
Even though whale hunting was banned in 1986, whales are still being killed today. Learn about what environmental activists are doing to help stop the killing.
Cheers for Volunteers!
Not only does volunteering make other people feel good, it makes you feel good, too.
