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Concern over immigration enforcement officials wearing face masks largely cleaves into two camps: those who worry over ...
The Trump administration’s push for “energy dominance” is leaving out an important sector that has also been aiding a ...
Captive-bred salamander can survive in the wild, and old fynbos seeds will germinate, sowing science’s hope for habitat ...
With a high-profile political assassination attempt over the weekend, is Colombia getting any closer to “total peace”?
A scorching heat wave is sweeping through Northern India with temperatures reaching 117 F. Cities are working to cope with an ...
Amazon plans to spend $20 billion to build two large data centers in Pennsylvania, including one that will draw power from a ...
Support rises for a “high seas” treaty to govern marine resources, adding to similar protections for both the land and oceans ...
Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the Monitor ...
As we learn of the allness of God, good, we discover that we can refuse to accept suggestions of evil as powerful – and doing this brings healing.
Judge Omar Weslati helped start a library for students in Bir El Euch, Tunisia. Other libraries soon followed.
The United States and China have agreed to a new round of trade talks in London on June 9. In the ongoing trade war, China ...
South Africa’s unlikely coalition government has survived a year. Few thought that possible.
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