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Allison Singer

Allison Singer

Senior Editor at TIME for Kids

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Recent Articles

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YouTube Trouble, Again

Google will pay $30 million to settle a lawsuit that was raised by parents or guardians of 34 kids under 13. They say that YouTube, which is owned by Google, illegally collected kids’ data and used it to send ads…
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Misty’s Moment

On October 22, Misty Copeland took her final bow at Lincoln Center. That’s in New York City. The ballerina’s 3-year-old son, Jackson, was in the audience. “He got to see me dance for the very first time,” Copeland told TFK…
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Dinosaur Discovery

Paleontologists have discovered two rare, duck-billed dinosaur skeletons in Wyoming. The skeletons are about 66 million years old. In addition to bones, these remains feature dinosaur body parts. The researchers note “stunningly” preserved skin and spikes. The scientists are from…
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Wildlife Update

The green sea turtle is making a recovery. That’s according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List of Threatened Species. The annual report was released in October. It says global green sea turtle populations have increased…
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Wildlife Update

The green sea turtle is making a recovery. That’s according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). In October, it released its yearly report. This is the Red List of Threatened Species. The report says green sea turtle…
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Dino Skin | G2

Paleontologists made an exciting discovery. They found two duck-billed dinosaur “mummies” in Wyoming. The fossils are about 66 million years old. They’re called mummies because they’re well-preserved. You can clearly see their skin and spikes. The scientists are from the…
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Commuting in the Clouds

Paris, France, unveiled a three-mile cable car route on December 13. It’s the first cable car route in the region, and the longest urban route in Europe. Commuters in the suburbs of Paris can now float over rush-hour traffic. The…
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Commuting in the Clouds

On December 13, Paris, France, unveiled a three-mile cable car route. It’s the first one in the region. It’s also the longest urban cable car route in Europe. Commuters in the suburbs can now float over rush-hour traffic. The system…
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Your Eyes on the Future

More students share how their career goals and dreams are changing over time.
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Book Bites: Your Hot Job Field Guide

Find advice and guidance for future career success in the TIME for Kids: Your Hot Job Field Guide.
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Students Vote on AI

Students from all 50 states met in Boston, Massachusetts, for three days in July. Their mission: to develop and vote on guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence, or AI, in schools. It was part of America’s Youth AI Festival.…