Supreme Court justice John Paul Stevens is retiring in June 2010. What sort of judge will Obama choose to replace him?

In April, 1915, the Ottoman Turkish government began a planned and organized genocide against its Armenian citizenship, killing 1.5 million people. Today, the Turkish government denies that genocide took place.

Learn about the history of girls in sports in the United States, Title IX (a 1972 law that opened doors for girls and women athletes) and some trailblazers who showed the world that girls and women can play tough and be sports champions too.

On January 12, a powerful earthquake struck Haiti, the poorest country in the Western Hemisphere, near the capital city of Port-au-Prince. IndyKids provides a unique perspective on Haiti’s recovery.

Twenty years ago the United Nations adopted the Convention on the Rights of the Child, but the United States has yet to ratify the treaty.

In Kwigillingok, Alaska, climate change is having a very real effect on the lives of all of the approximately 400 residents of this western Alaska fishing village.

Getting healthcare in the United States depends a lot on whether or not you have health insurance.

State by State, Same-Sex Marriage Becomes Legal

How Lax Regulations Have Led To Food Contamination

There are plenty of candidates besides McCain and Obama. How come we never hear about them?