Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Tori. Today is Monday, September 8th, 2025.

And we begin with the king of all icebergs giving up its throne. A23A, once the biggest in the world and described as colossal stretching from horizon to horizon.

A game of throne-style wall of ice that towers above a ship,

is slowly but surely breaking apart.

The Berg was part of West Antarctica's Filchner-Rone shelf before naturally splitting or calving in 1986.

It stayed pretty close to home until last year when it floated up to South Georgia Island, which

the Associated Press refers to as the place icebergs go to die. A23A was still as big as

Rhode Island at the time, but is now down to the size of Houston. By this November, says University

of Colorado scientist Ted Scambos, it could face a sudden and spectacular collapse, like an avalanche of ice at sea.

In the meantime, the new biggest burg is D15A. It's located in the Amory Sea, near East Antarctica.

The Powerball Watch is officially over.

Two winning tickets to Saturday's $1.8 billion jackpot were sold, one in Texas, the other in Missouri.

The prize money will be split with each lucky winner taking home $410 million before taxes if they want it all at once. The next drawing is

today and drops back down to the starting value of $20 million. Lottery winners aside, there are

plenty of millionaires and billionaires in the world, but to date, there's never been a trillionaire.

That could change. The board of directors at Tesla is dangling a carrot in front of Elon Musk's face

to get him to focus more on the company and less on politics. Mr. Musk is already the world's

richest man, but if he meets a dozen new benchmarks, he'll be astronomically

richer with a pay package worth a staggering $1 trillion. Among the milestones he needs to reach,

deliver millions more vehicles, boost self-driving subscriptions, and get one million robots

and robotaxies into circulation.

Shareholders will vote on the new pay plan on November 6.

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