Current issue: No. 505

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ARTICLES IN ISSUE 505
Dated 6 March 2025

Cosmic horseshoe
Narwhal tusks
New German chancellor
Dr Seuss Day
Cricket versus fly
Man with a Golden Arm
Spraying scorpion
Ancient iron making
Construction-project beavers
Iceberg aground
Bulgaria’s Liberation Day
Newton’s flagon
Norway’s ice secrets
Shrovetide, Lent and Easter
Saving vaquitas and totoabas
 
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Newsademic is an international newspaper that is published every second week (26 issues per year). Articles are written and edited in an uncomplicated and easy-to-understand style. Used by teachers, schools, language schools, English language tutors, families, homeschoolers, individual students, and public libraries in over 100 countries, it is accompanied by two sets of worksheets or activities, plus the answer keys and a two-year searchable archive.

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Each issue features up to 20 world news stories that have made headlines during the previous two weeks. Articles are a mix of current affairs, scientific discoveries, cultural heritage, history, politics, and the business world. Where appropriate, they include historical information, context and background that is normally lacking in daily mainstream media.

Articles reflect no political or religious bias. News stories are reported factually and every attempt is made to explain all sides where opinions differ.

Newsademic carries no advertising. Nor does the publication include articles about television, sport, computer games, pop music, or the celebrity culture.

All subscribers have mouse-over definitions of more complex words on the HTML versions. Each issue also includes crossword and wordsearch puzzles that are based on these glossary words. Articles can be printed out separately either with, or without, a list of the highlighted glossary words.