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Browse past Current Events articles (up to one year) and open the full discussion questions. Articles are not hosted on izzit.org due to copyright restrictions; rather, we provide links to the original article source.

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Date Posted Article Title Publisher Date Published Readability Discussion Questions
9/10/2026 How a comic book store got swept into the tariff storm npr.org 8/30/2026 9.3 View
9/10/2026 Historic first: Older adults now outnumber the youngest children for the first time Axios (via msn.com) 9/3/2026 12.1 View
9/9/2026 Inspired by her sister's skin cancer scare, Savannah entrepreneur builds self-tanning brand WJCL.com 9/2/2026 9.0 View
9/9/2026 Chevron and Pentagon both working to ramp up Venezuelan oil production Associated Press 9/1/2026 14.0 View
9/8/2026 This cosmic oddity blurs the line between planet and moon Science News Explores 8/28/2026 7.0 View
9/8/2026 Birmingham council moves to ban British and St George's flags 'to protect public safety' Daily Mail 8/28/2026 11.9 View
9/4/2026 Back to School Sleep Routines KLOVE News 8/28/2026 6.7 View
9/4/2026 Texas Gov. Greg Abbott moves to cut state funding for AI-powered Flock cameras amid privacy concerns Fox News 8/28/2026 14.3 View
9/3/2026 Teens are taking too many AP's, says college admissions expert Business Insider (via msn.com) 3/19/2026 8.2 View
9/3/2026 Salary gap narrows between college and high school graduates The New York Post 8/27/2026 14.6 View
9/2/2026 Humans have used fire far longer than anyone realized Science news explores 8/21/2026 5.7 View
9/2/2026 SpaceX Is Building a $100 Billion Spaceport in Louisiana Engadget (via Yahoo! News) 8/26/2026 12.2 View
9/1/2026 Panda Express CEOs say their 'mission' is to help employees realize the American dream of homeownership NBC News 8/26/2026 9.6 View
9/1/2026 World's oldest person Ethel Caterham celebrates 117th birthday CNN.com 8/21/2026 10.0 View
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