Good morning, and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori.

Today is Tuesday, June 13, 2023, and we begin with media from all over the world staking

their spot outside a southern Florida courthouse for this afternoon's historic arrangement of

former President Trump. According to CBS News, Mr. Trump will plead not guilty to 37 counts

for allegedly mishandling classified documents after he left office. Security is extra tight.

Miami Police Chief Mani Morales says the city is ready for protests and encourage demonstrators

to be peaceful. After Mr. Trump enters his plea, he'll reportedly fly back to his home

in Bedminster, New Jersey for a press conference. This is the second arrangement for the former

President. The first was on state charges in New York. This one revolves around national

security and makes him the first former U.S. President ever to face federal criminal charges.

The young person who first brought climate change protests to the global stage has reached

a milestone. Back in 2018, Greta Thunberg of Sweden started skipping classes every Friday

to stand outside her country's parliament building to draw attention to climate change.

Her school strikes led to an international student movement called Friday's for Future.

But after 251 weeks, Greta has held her last school strike because she's graduated

from high school. But in a tweet, the 20-year-old vows to continue protesting, saying the fight

has only just begun. Greta would be proud of what's going on in Montana. A first of its

kind trial where the plaintiffs or the people who brought the case to court are mostly kids.

More than a dozen young people who were between the ages of two and eighteen when the case was

first filed three years ago argue that their state's constitution clearly guarantees the right

to a clean and healthful environment so they feel Montana should no longer produce or rely on

fossil fuel. During yesterday's opening arguments, the kids were represented by our children's trust,

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