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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 Historic first: Older adults now outnumber the youngest children for the first time Axios (via msn.com) 9/3/2026 12.1 View
9/10/2026 How a comic book store got swept into the tariff storm npr.org 8/30/2026 9.3 View
9/11/2026 As millions of kids lose SNAP food benefits, free school meals are also at risk NPR 9/3/2026 11.7 View
9/11/2026 When someone talks down to you, use Dolly Parton's technique MSN.com 8/31/2026 6.7 View
9/14/2026 An aging population in China inspires a new industry: Adult children for hire Washington Post 8/30/2026 10.6 View
9/14/2026 How to find something you lost, according to search experts and professionals NPR 8/31/2026 6.7 View
9/15/2026 Hijab, burka and headscarf ban begins in major European country The Express 9/7/2026 12.4 View
9/15/2026 Ancient Egyptian princesses may have been skilled warriors Science News Explores 9/1/2026 8.7 View
9/16/2026 Ig Nobel awards conference moves to Europe Associated Press 9/4/2026 13.9 View
9/16/2026 What are 'wellness darties' USA TODAY 9/8/2026 10.0 View
9/17/2026 New Yorkers get free admission to the 9/11 Museum on Sunday afternoons: "Reflect on the courage" New York Post 9/11/2026 12.0 View
9/17/2026 What Is an Urban Heat Island? Science.nasa.gov 9/9/2026 7.5 View
9/18/2026 Inside House Republicans' plan to end run Dem opposition and pass Trump-backed voter ID Fox News 9/14/2026 10.8 View
9/18/2026 Former NFL star Chris Johnson reflects on ALS risk in public letter to his children Associated Press 9/10/2026 9.0 View
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