The address for the White House is 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW, Washington, DC, 20500. That's where the president of the United States officially lives and works! It's in the nation's capital, Washington, D.C.

It makes me happy to hear that you love the articles on News-O-Matic! I had a lot of fun reading the Hello Kitty one. I'll keep an eye out for more Hello Kitty news to share with readers like you.

Maurice Sendak was the author and illustrator of the book, "Where the Wild Things Are." I wrote the recent article in News-O-Matic about the show for Sendak at the Denver Art Museum. It's called "Wild Things Stomp in Museum!"

Hello, Justin! The War of 1812 was a conflict between the United States and Britain. The two countries disagreed over trade and sailors' rights. Though the war began in 1812, it lasted until 1815.

That's a great topic, Kensi! State electors will cast their votes in December. To learn more about that process, you can check out the article "Electoral College: The Race to 270" on News-O-Matic! We also interviewed electors from each political party!

Hey, Anthony! Donald Trump is not able to run for president in 2028. In the United States, presidents can only be elected for two terms. This is because of the 22nd Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Donald Trump served his first term from 2017-2021. He will start his second term in 2025.

How early you can vote depends on the state. For example, voters in Alabama can begin voting as early as September 11. And, yes, Americans can choose to vote or not to vote.

No, Olivia. Donald Trump earned enough votes in the election to become the next U.S. president.

The U.S. president is still Joe Biden. Biden will remain in his role as president until January 20, 2025. Then Donald Trump will become the next U.S. president.

And I'm so happy that people like you read News-O-Matic and love it! Thanks for sharing your encouraging message with me, Boehlert. 😁

Diwali is a Hindu festival. Hinduism is the third most common religion in the world! Experts think that about 1 billion people celebrate the Diwali holiday around the world.

Hi, Patience! News-O-Matic shared the winning stories in recent editions. You can find the winning stories in the articles titled "Zombie Forest" and "Where Have All the Children Gone?" Laura Taormina won in the ages 10 and under category, and Tanya Nair won in the 11 to 14 category.

Hello, Ezequiel! I'm glad you enjoyed that article. I had fun learning about the Hello Kitty brand and the "kawaii" culture in Japan!

Ooh, great question, Campbell! Dark matter is a very mysterious topic! Scientists think there are huge parts of the universe that are invisible to humans. These parts are made of "dark matter." However, there's still a lot that scientists don't know about dark matter. If you haven't yet, I'd suggest checking out the News-O-Matic article "New Light on Dark Matter" for more information! 🔭

Hey, Charlie! Sounds like it's almost time for Thanksgiving, huh? Well, we may have just what you're looking for! If you type "Thanksgiving" into the Search, you'll see all kinds of articles about the holiday! You can learn about the history of Thanksgiving, what other kids are thankful for, and even a wacky tradition where turkeys are pardoned by the U.S. president! 🦃

Hi, Dezmond! A rock can turn into a liquid when it's heated up so much that it melts! All solid objects on Earth have something called a "melting point." That's the temperature at which a solid turns into a liquid!

I try to answer at least a few questions each day, Elise. I try to answer more because there are so many great messages from readers!

Thanks for letting me know that you enjoyed that article, Aurelia! And thanks for teaching me some Japanese language. You can find many articles about Japanese culture in News-O-Matic. Try typing "Japan" in our search and see what you get! 🇯🇵

You're very welcome, Lincoln. Thanks for sending in such wonderful artwork! I was rooting for the New York Yankees in the World Series. But the Dodgers deserved to win!

Yes, absolutely! It is so important to tell stories about people with different disabilities. We will have a special article in a few weeks for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities.