Tuesday, 2025/12/16
Polar Bears' DNA Adapting to Climate Change
Research suggests polar bears may be adapting to warmer climates through genetic changes, offering hope for conservation efforts.
About Level 2
Level 2
CEFR B1-B2
Can understand more complex conversations and articles, capable of fluent daily communication. Has basic writing skills.
Vocabulary Range
1,500-3,750 words
What You'll Learn
- Can participate in general topic discussions
- Can understand main content of English news
- Can write simple emails and short articles
- Masters common vocabulary and grammar structures
Content Characteristics
- Moderate sentence complexity
- Intermediate vocabulary
- More detailed explanations
- Diverse topics and contexts
News at Level 2
Tuesday, 2025/12/16
World Cup 2026 Ticket Prices Spark Controversy Among Fans
High ticket prices for the 2026 World Cup are causing frustration among football fans, with many being priced out of attending matches.
Monday, 2025/12/15
Tragic Shooting Targets Hanukkah Celebration at Bondi Beach
A tragic shooting at a Hanukkah celebration on Bondi Beach, Australia, resulted in multiple casualties and has been declared a terrorist attack.
Monday, 2025/12/15
Trump Introduces $1 Million 'Gold Card' Visa Program
Trump launches a $1 million 'Gold Card' visa program for wealthy foreigners, promising fast-tracked US residency.
Sunday, 2025/12/14
The Painful Journey of Tattoo Removal
Tattoo removal is more painful, expensive, and time-consuming than getting inked, but many still choose to erase their body art.
Saturday, 2025/12/13
Messi's Brief Appearance Sparks Fan Outrage in India
Lionel Messi's promotional event in India ends in disappointment and anger as fans react to his brief appearance.
Friday, 2025/12/12
Water Leak at Louvre Museum Damages Hundreds of Books
A water leak at the Louvre museum in Paris has damaged hundreds of books, adding to recent security concerns.
Friday, 2025/12/12
Ancient Humans Mastered Fire-Making 400,000 Years Ago
Scientists find evidence of controlled fire-making 400,000 years ago in England, much earlier than previously thought.