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FILE PHOTO: British author Salman Rushdie listens during an interview with Reuters in London
Daily News Lesson August 16 2022

Salman Rushdie, literary champion of free speech, recovering after attack
Learn about Salman Rushdie, a novelist and free expression advocate who was recently attacked
U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi speaks about climate change outside the U.S. Capitol in Washington
Daily News Lesson August 08 2022

The senate passes long-awaited climate bill
Learn what is in the climate and health care bill known as the Inflation Reduction Act
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Daily News Lesson August 01 2022

Catastrophic flooding in Eastern Kentucky causes death and destruction
Heavy rainfall in Eastern Kentucky has led to catastrophic flooding, destroying homes and killing at least 26 people
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Student Voices August 01 2022

Student Voices: Watch these 5 TikToks on student-led reporting by PBS Student Reporting Labs
Watch TikTok videos by PBS NewsHour Classroom interns Ella Cohen and Vivien Williams based on stories from Student Reporting Labs
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Daily News Lesson July 27 2022

Russia announces withdrawal from International Space Station
Learn how the Russian withdrawal casts the future of the entire International Space Station in doubt
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Daily News Lesson July 27 2022

How climate change impacts the economy
PBS NewsHour discusses the consequences of climate change.
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Daily News Lesson July 27 2022

How goat yoga makes us happier and healthier
PBS NewsHour Student Reporting Labs brings you another video from their summer academy.
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Daily News Lesson July 26 2022

Scientists measure how quickly Antarctica glacier is melting
Learn about a scientist's quest to chronicle what's happening with one of the most important glaciers
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Daily News Lesson July 26 2022

Myanmar junta executes four pro-democracy activists
A year and a half after Myanmar's coup, further repression continues in military's execution of four pro-democracy activists.
The Wider Image: For children who lost a parent, the pandemic pain will never end
Daily News Lesson July 26 2022

How new technologies accelerate spread of conspiracy theories
Learn about how the new era of technology, as known as Web 3, can lead to the increase in conspiracy theories and misinformation.
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