2022-07-16 Students Think Twice about Colleges after States Ban Abortion
Nina Huang is a California high school student who is thinking about where she wants to go for college. Until…
2022-07-16 As Great Salt Lake Shrinks, Pressure to Do Something Grows
The surface of Utah’s Great Salt Lake dropped to its lowest recorded level this July. Researchers and politicians are worried…
2022-07-16 Scientists Develop Robotic Fish to ‘Eat’ Microplastics
Chinese scientists say they have developed a robotic fish that can remove microplastic particles from water environments. Researchers working on…
2022-07-16 Report: Rising Prices Affect Women the Most
A research organization based in Geneva, Switzerland warns that rising prices are likely to affect women more than men. The…
2022-07-15 Is it a.m. or p.m.?
Hello! This week on Ask a Teacher, we will answer a question from Max in China about the difference between…
2022-07-15 ‘Mermaid’ Subculture Relates to Many Things
Around the world, people of many backgrounds are taking an interest in mermaids. Mermaids are imaginary sea creatures that are…
2022-07-15 Labor Shortage Helps Former Prisoners Get Jobs
The United States’ ongoing labor shortage is bad for employers. But it also presents a chance for workers who often…
2022-07-15 Lost and Found: A Cat Is Reunited with Her Owners
A family’s cat has finally been recovered after three weeks of being on the run in Boston’s Logan International Airport.…
2022-07-14 How to Talk about a Movie
Think about a time that you wanted to talk about a movie. How did you describe it? In today’s Everyday…
2022-07-14 Scientists Search for Dark Matter in Old US Gold Mine
Researchers have begun a new search in the United States for the mysterious material known as dark matter. Scientists believe…
2022-07-14 Chip Shortage Turns into Surplus
The coronavirus pandemic left makers of personal computers, smartphones, and cars without the computer chips needed to make their products.…