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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
9/25/2026 Real Work and Gospel Hope Have Transformed One of Chicago's Most Violent Neighborhoods KLOVE News 7/15/2026 8.4 View
9/25/2026 Frightening object caught by TSA inside passenger's baseball bat-shaped flashlight Fox News 9/21/2026 11.7 View
9/24/2026 Fairlane shooting: 19-year-old who acted in self-defense killing mall gunman, sentenced Fox2Detroit.com 9/8/2026 7.8 View
9/24/2026 Fed rate hike likely means more expensive credit card cards and mortgages Associated Press 9/16/2026 9.0 View
9/23/2026 NC Democrat Candidate Uses Violent Rhetoric Breitbart 9/11/2026 12.4 View
9/23/2026 How Libraries Are Changing The Epoch Times 9/5/2026 10.8 View
9/22/2026 Monkeys might share our instincts for math Science News Explores 9/14/2026 6.3 View
9/22/2026 Mathematical 'code' found in Great Pyramid may unlock new secret Metro.co.uk 9/11/2026 12.8 View
9/21/2026 Trump downplays calls for AI slowdown NPR 9/14/2026 9.5 View
9/21/2026 Trading Keggers for 'Wellness Darties' NYTimes 9/11/2026 10.3 View
9/18/2026 Former NFL star Chris Johnson reflects on ALS risk in public letter to his children Associated Press 9/10/2026 9.0 View
9/18/2026 Inside House Republicans' plan to end run Dem opposition and pass Trump-backed voter ID Fox News 9/14/2026 10.8 View
9/17/2026 What Is an Urban Heat Island? Science.nasa.gov 9/9/2026 7.5 View
9/17/2026 New Yorkers get free admission to the 9/11 Museum on Sunday afternoons: "Reflect on the courage" New York Post 9/11/2026 12.0 View
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