Real v. fake news: can you tell the difference?
The country has been bombarded with “fake news” and “alternative facts” this past year. After an unprecedented presidential election, in
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Thoughts on teen law by Judge Tom Jacobs.
Cyberbullied teen named Grand Marshal of St. Patty’s Parade
The city of Limerick, Ireland named 14-year-old Luke Culhane their Grand Marshal for this year’s St. Patrick’s Day parade on
A Teen’s Guide to #Resist
Nona Hungate is a 15 year old activist who very much cares about the direction and future of this country.
A different “slant” on free speech
A Portland, Oregon band performed, in a sense, before the U.S. Supreme Court in January, 2017. Simon Tam’s rock group,
For starters, make your voice heard*
Nona Hungate is a 15-year-old student in Flagstaff, Arizona. Her letter to the editor of the local newspaper* was published
Anti-cyberbullying efforts underway in many countries in 2017
If you thought cyberbullying was unique to the U.S., you’d be wrong. Since www stands for the “world wide web,”
How can a President be impeached?
To impeach a public official is to charge that person with misconduct while in office. It can happen to both state
How can a judge block the president’s order?
We received this question in our Teen Chat room – how can a judge block the president’s order? Considering what’s
2017 starts with 13-year-old’s bullycide
Few details are available at this point, but reports from Pueblo, Colorado, indicate that a thirteen year-old girl who had been
Can a fictitious child land you in prison?
This is a question that an Arizona Court of Appeals recently considered. The case involved Dale Allen Wright,* an adult who solicited a postal inspector