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Browse past Current Events articles (up to one year) and open the full discussion questions. Articles are not hosted on izzit.org due to copyright restrictions; rather, we provide links to the original article source.

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Date Posted Article Title Publisher Date Published Readability Discussion Questions
12/11/2025 San Francisco sues nation's top food manufacturers over ultraprocessed foods NPR.org 12/3/2025 11.3 View
12/12/2025 Airline travelers protest Transportation Secretary's request Washington Post 12/4/2025 9.3 View
12/12/2025 Congress moves to block Pentagon from cutting US troops in Europe and South Korea Fox News 12/8/2025 16.7 View
12/15/2025 As colleges clamp down on the teaching of gender, advocates say professors taking the hit the hill.com 12/7/2025 13.4 View
12/15/2025 Are we in a recession? Maybe professional Santas can tell us Fox News 12/9/2025 9.5 View
12/16/2025 From the California gold rush to Sydney Sweeney: How denim became the most enduring garment in American fashion CNBC 12/6/2025 11.2 View
12/16/2025 Let's learn about lab-grown meat Science News Explores 12/9/2025 7.0 View
12/17/2025 Tiny 'Kei' Cars Approved for US Sale Road and Track 12/3/2025 12.6 View
12/17/2025 MLB Purchasing Equity Stake in Fledgling AUSL ESPN.com 5/4/2025 9.5 View
12/18/2025 Rare Earths "Flash" of Insight The Epoch Times 12/8/2025 10.0 View
12/18/2025 Supreme Court considers president's ability to control agencies NPR 12/8/2025 13.5 View
12/19/2025 Kentucky man raises awareness for the homeless by sleeping in a shack WKYT 12/8/2025 9.4 View
12/19/2025 Insufficient sleep linked to major hidden health risk, study reveals Fox News 12/12/2025 13.5 View
1/5/2026 The State Department reinstates an old font, in a typeface about-face NPR.org 12/11/2025 15.4 View
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