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The World

The World is our section on international stories. This also includes content included in the categories: American Image, Humans of History, Science, Education, Environment, Outdoor Life, People With Special Needs, The Sea.

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How The Guy Who Forged Hitler’s Diaries (And Sold Them For 2.5 Million German Marks) Got Caught

By: Andrew Teng, Journalist

Konrad Kujau was a man who was infamous for forging a set of sixty Diaries, claiming that they were written by Adolf Hitler, the dictator of Nazi Germany. He later sold the diaries to Stern, a German news...

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President George Washington

George Washington

By: Yohan Job, Journalist
This story is about George Washington when he went to school and his grandfather and where did he come from
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How Fast Would Santa Have to Go to Get To All the Homes in One Night?

By: Cooper Choe, Journalist
How fast does Santa have to go? Find out more in this article.
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A Trip to Scotland: A Wonderful Opportunity

By: Andrew Teng, Journalist
During summer next year, Mrs. McLean is going to be taking a bunch of kids and parents from LJMS to Scotland!
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Standardized Tests Are Good… And Terrible

By: Liam Daquioag, Journalist
Standardized tests exist for a good reason. However, they're being used incorrectly.
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The Case of Ann Gotlib

The Case of Ann Gotlib

By: Joanna Fang, Journalist
Thousands of children are kidnapped each year, and most kids reported missing are safely found in a matter of days. But what about those who are never found, dead or alive?
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How This Boy Outsmarted 3 Government Agencies

By: Liam Daquioag, Journalist
He stole $1.4 million worth of items, flew a plane without prior experience, traveled through 3 countries and evaded their police, and still got away with it for years.
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Climate Clock In New York City Counts Down It's Last Years

Climate Clock In New York City Counts Down It’s Last Years

By: Olivia Hopkins, Journalist
The New York City climate clock has reached the point below five remaining years till our carbon budget will be all used up. Till then, leaders, journalists, climate activists, and groups of people across the world are spreading the word and contributing towards a solution to help in any way possible with the conflict.
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Everything You Need To Know About The Yondr Pouch

By: Andrew Teng, Journalist
But, do the pouches actually help?
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The Story Behind the Zodiac Killer, America’s Most Infamous Murderer Who Was Never Caught

By: Brenna Brickley, Journalist

A Murder in Benicia The year was 1968, it was late in December- only a few days before Christmas- when the 17 year old David Faraway and 16 year old Betty Lou Jenson were out on a date late at night...

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Monkeypox New Variant Declared a Global Emergency

By: Olivia Hopkins, Journalist
A new variant of Monkeypox has been found in the Democratic Republic of Congo as well as several other countries in Africa.
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How to Buy The Perfect Laptop

By: Jiaxiang Xie, Journalist
Choosing a laptop these days can be confusing and frustrating. One search on Amazon will pop up thousands of results, but are the laptops that show up good?
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