October 7, 2011 was the tenth anniversary of the U.S. war in Afghanistan.

Right after the 9/11 attacks, the United States government launched two wars, creating hundreds of thousands more victims, and took away rights and freedoms of people living in the United States, too. Here, IndyKids takes a look at what has happened after, and in the name of, September 11, 2001.

IndyKids asked these kids in Queens, New York, how they feel about the United States government’s decision to go to war in Afghanistan and Iraq after the September 11, 2001 attacks.

Nine-year-old Amelia Loeffler writes about how her summer lemonade stand benefited homeless kids in her neighborhood.

The United Nations (UN) reports that more than 11 million people in the Horn of Africa need food assistance due to the region’s worst drought in 50 years.

A look at the conditions of some workers who make Apple iPhones and pick our blueberries.

If you know someone with Alzheimer’s disease, this article can help you understand what it is and what you can do to help.

Fourth-grade paleontologists discover an 11,500 year-old hair from an extinct mastodon!

Mixed is a book of portraits of multi-heritage children, from infants to teenagers.

Learn about the exciting life of a Middle East correspondent.