Teach low-intermediate to advanced English with the news using these lessons featuring content from our media partners, including **Reuters** and **The Associated Press**. Advanced lessons are based around authentic articles and videos, while low-intermediate to high-intermediate lessons are based around articles that have been modified with permission.

Rescuers Battle Himalayan Floods

Why Is Lake Ontario Called Lake Ontario? 

Dolly Parton, Queen of Country, Dies at 80 

Assessments in the Age of AI

When "Wrong" Beliefs Feel Personal

A New UFO Religion?

Benefits of Boredom

Immigrant Credentials Remain Unrecognized

Canadian Wildfire Smoke Chokes Toronto & New York 

Cloning after Dolly

Trump Intervention Reverses World Cup Red-Card Ban

The Need for Skilled Workers

AI Vs. Your Doctor: It's Complicated

Why Some of Us Avoid the News

Canadians Consider Eating Insects

Hantavirus Prompts Cruise Ship Evacuation

How Danish Parents Raise Confident Kids

Britain's Smoking Ban

The Grass Is Always Greener at the World Cup

Ancient Answers to Political Frustration

Artemis II Launches Astronauts to the Moon

The Hard Life of India's IT Workers

Canada's Immigration System Goes Digital

Iran's Supreme Leader Killed in Air Strikes

Mexican Cartel Leader Dead

Inside Social Media Addiction

Do Americans Love Their Dogs Too Much?

ICE Detains Children in Minnesota

Red Caps Become Symbol of Defiance in Greenland Standoff

Weight-Loss Drugs Reshape UK Grocery Habits

Virtual Reality for Seniors

Language Learning at Any Age Pays Off

The Truth about Tattoo Removal

What to Wear in Winter

Do Good, Feel Good

Bald Is Beautiful

What's Lurking in Your Water Bottle?

Sesame Street Races Ahead

King Charles Ousts Prince Andrew

It's Never Too Late to Celebrate

Cheating-Detection Software

Alex Trebek Remembered

Woman Tracks Down First-Grade English Tutor

YouTube Prepares for Global Growth

Siege at the US Capitol 

Team Lioness: Kenya's Female Rangers

Ready-made English lessons featuring articles and videos from Ellii's media partners, including The Associated Press. Educate students with real news content.

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