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Lamine Yamal

By: Albert Argote Ortiz, Journalist

Because of Barcelona's Lamine Yamal's plays and performances, people think he might be a future Ballon d'Or winner.

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The Life of Kendrick Lamar

By: Josiah James Remy, Journalist

The story of how Kendrick Lamar rose to fame with his music and how his childhood was.

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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...

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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Neymar

By: Josue Palma, Journalist

Neymar debuted in 2009 and in his first season he scored 14 goals.

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Lionel Messi

By: Josue Palma, Journalist

Messi always liked to play a lot of soccer. One day he went with his grandmother to watch a game and asked the coach of that team he was watching if he could get in. The coach accepted to play and Messi scored 2 goals.

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Erling Haaland

By: Josue Palma, Journalist

Erling Haaland is 23 years old. He was born in England, but his parents took him to live in their native country, Norway. Haaland wanted to be a soccer player like his father was.

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Lonnie Johnson, A Life Of Engineering And Adversity

By: Jacob Bloom, Journalist

The giant squirt gun, the Super Soaker, which has been the center of summer fun since 1989 was invented by a NASA engineer named Lonnie Johnson.

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Women’s History Month 2024

By: Danna Juarez, Journalist

March is Women's History Month. We spend this month remembering the great accomplishments of historical women across the world.

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The Horrific Serial-Kidnapper Who Could Soon Walk Free

By: Brenna Brickley, Journalist

John Jamelske seems to be your average senior citizen. That is until he is accused of kidnapping a young 16-year-old girl. However, after launching investigations on him, they realize that he has done a lot more than kidnap a girl. Meet John Jamelske, the monster who may soon walk free.

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The Man in the Iron Lung

By: Yash Kini and Anna Statz

Paul Richard Alexander has lived in the iron lung for over seventy years. The iron lung is a medical device used to stimulate breathing when a person cannot breathe on their own.

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Meet America’s “Damsel of Death”

By: Brenna Brickley, Journalist

Aileen Wuornos was the first ever convicted American serial killer, taking a total of six to seven lives along a Floridian highway from 1989-1990. Throughout the murders and the hunt to find the killer, Aileen received the nickname "Damsel of Death." However, this "damsel" has a dark past.

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