Business, Technology
Is Tesla in trouble?
Tesla's stock price has decreased more than 40% since January. Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, has lost $121 billion in the last three months.
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Entertainment
‘Ne Zha 2’ world’s highest-grossing animated film
"Ne Zha 2," is a new animated movie from China, and will soon be shown in movie theaters across Europe. It starts showing in the U.K. and Ireland on March 21.
Nature, Politics
Hundreds of Chinese ships fishing near Argentina
The Argentine military shared a video from February of a large group of fishing boats near Argentina’s sea border.
Business, Technology
Skype is shutting down
Microsoft announced that Skype, its internet calling and video service, will stop working on May 5th. This service has been around for about 20 years.
Other, Travel
First pharaoh's tomb found in Egypt since King Tut’s
A team of British and Egyptian archaeologists recently found a pharaoh's tomb in Egypt. The tomb belongs to King Thutmose II.
Sports
Philadelphia Eagles beat Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl
The Philadelphia Eagles defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22 in the Super Bowl. This win stopped the Chiefs from winning three Super Bowls in a row.
Business, Technology
Google changes its rules about AI for weapons and spying
Google has changed its rules about how its artificial intelligence (AI) can be used.
Entertainment, Travel
The Mona Lisa will be moved after renovations
The Louvre Museum, home of the Mona Lisa, will undergo a major renovation. French President Emmanuel Macron announced the changes on Tuesday.
Nature, Other
Drone hits firefighting airplane over LA
A firefighting airplane was damaged when it was hit by a drone near Los Angeles. The plane is a special type called a “Super Scooper”. These planes scoop up water from the ocean to drop on fires.
Business, Technology
EV factory in Brazil closed because of ‘slavery conditions’
Construction of a new factory for BYD, a big electric car company from China, has stopped in Brazil. Officials said some workers were living in very poor conditions.
Science, Technology
NASA astronauts still stuck in space
Two astronauts on the International Space Station (ISS) will have to stay in space longer than planned. Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams went to the ISS in June. They were supposed to be back on Earth after one week. 
Nature, Politics
EU changes rules that protect wolves
Shepherd József Rácz and his sons take care of 500 sheep in the mountains of Romania.
Sports
Guardiola will stay one more year at Man City
Pep Guardiola has decided to stay with Manchester City for one more year, according to multiple sources. Guardiola's contract was originally planned to end after this season.
Business, Entertainment
Instagram lowers quality for less popular videos
Instagram has said that it lowers the quality of older and less popular videos. This has made many creators upset. Adam Mosseri, the head of Instagram, said that the platform keeps better quality for more popular videos.
Business, Travel
Tokyo wants to stop customers harassing workers
Tokyo has introduced Japan's first regulation to protect service industry workers from "kasuhara," which means "customer harassment." The regulation will start in April but will not have any penalties. Experts hope it wi
Entertainment, Technology
First person ever completes Tetris, game resets
Michael Artiaga has become the first person to make the classic video game Tetris reset to level 0 after beating it. The 16-year-old from the US achieved this during a livestream on Twitch on Sunday. He was playing Ninte
Politics
Mexico has its first female president
On Tuesday, Claudia Sheinbaum became the first female president of Mexico. This event was an important moment in the country’s history.
Business, Nature
California says ExxonMobil lied about plastic recycling
The state of California has filed a lawsuit against ExxonMobil. California says the company misled people about plastic recycling. According to the state, ExxonMobil is the world’s top producer of single-use plastics tha
Sports
Canada’s national soccer teams spy with drones
A recent report from TSN says that Canada’s national soccer teams have been spying on opponents for years. They even used drones.
Entertainment, Nature
Reality TV contestant kills and eats protected New Zealand bird
In a reality show called “Race to Survive: New Zealand,” a contestant named Spencer “Corry” Jones ate a protected bird called a weka.
