Good morning and welcome to Kid News. I'm Kim. Today is Wednesday, December 12, 2018.

And we begin with a deep-seated hope that Steph Curry is kidding.

On a podcast this week, the Golden State Warriors Guard says he doesn't believe the US ever

landed on the moon.

Despite mountains of evidence proving that we did, some conspiracy theorists believe Hollywood

created the landings with NASA's help in an effort to dupe the American public.

In actuality, the Space Agency touched down on the Moon six times between 1969 and 1972.

NASA got wind of Curry's comments and has since invited him to tour its lab in Houston,

visit Mission Control, and touch the Moon Rocks himself.

As promised, Time magazine announced its Person of the Year for 2018, and as has been done in the past gave the honor to a

group of people instead of just one. All are journalists nicknamed The

Guardians by the magazine and each took great risks in pursuing the greater truth, especially

when people or governments made it more difficult and more dangerous than it should have been.

President Trump, who was named person of the year in 2016, was

named this year's runner-up. Special Counsel Robert Mueller came in third place.

Manhattan's Fearless Girl Statue is back.

Yesterday, the four foot tall, hands on hips, all attitude bronze statue took up residence outside the New York Stock Exchange.

Now, instead of staring down Wall Street... outside the New York Stock Exchange.

Now instead of staring down Wall Street's bull, Fearless Girl is staring down all businesses.

The statue first popped up on the eve of International Women's Day in 2017 as part of a campaign

to include women on corporate boards. She was only supposed to stay for a few days but

became so popular the city extended her permit.

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