By Scarlett Mora age, 11 Scientists are growing miniature 3D brains from stem cells. These are called brain organoids. These mimic the structures and function of real brains but on a tiny scale. Research using brain organoids is helping scientists discover new medical treatments, study brain development, and reduce the demand for animal testing, according …
By Nathalie Medina, Age 11 On Jan. 3, 2026, U.S. President Donald Trump sent soldiers to capture the Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife and took them to New York blindfolded. Eighty people died in the attack. President Maduro is now in New York awaiting trial. The United States claimed that Venezuela had been …
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By Noel Fernandez, age 11 We all know that video games bring a lot of people together, especially Gen Alpha kids (kids born from 2013 to present). Our parents say games rot your brains, and feel like we’re spending too much time on devices. So what are the good sides of playing games, and what …
By: Kamilah Fermin, age 10 President Trump revoked 100,000 visas in the year since he returned to office. According to the U.S. State Department, 605,000 people got deported, and 2.5 million left on their own. A new travel ban was announced on June 5, 2025, applying to 12 countries, and it was expanded to 20 …
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By Tucker Lupi, Age 10 A lot of us have pets, but did you know they can help with your anxiety and stress levels? According to The American Psychiatric Association, 86% of dog and cat owners said that having a pet has a positive impact on their mental health. When doing homework or other work, …
By Bernadette Zumoff, age 11 Across the United States, many people live in terror of Immigration, Customs and Enforcement (ICE) agents. But youth are responding. Throughout the country, residents are working together to warn people about ICE and protest its presence within the community. People are getting close to ICE and recording their interactions, while …
By Sianna Santos, Age 11 A group of Starbucks workers went on strike and refused to work, starting on “Red Cup Day” on Nov. 13, 2025. On Red Cup Day, when a customer buys a holiday drink from Starbucks, they get a free reusable red cup in return. It is one of the busiest days …
By Ashley Kiser, Age 14, and IndyKids staff Throughout history, there have been many resistance movements, but not all come across as they seem. In fact, notable resistance movements have actually been led by women. From Harriet Tubman in the 1800s during slavery to Centa Herker-Beimler during World War II and the Zla Mavka today …
