Friday, June 19, 2026 9:42 AM ET
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How one woman's Route 66 story of segregation and hospitality is kept alive today -- Harry Bruinius4 hours ago
Supreme Court's 'history' test finds a marijuana user can own a gun -- Patrik Jonsson15 hours ago
Both Trump and Putin chose to start wars that have proved difficult to stop -- Ned Temko22 hours ago
A Manchester constituency votes today. The future of the UK might be at stake. -- Katie Marie Davies1 day ago
Anthropic and government face off again over AI. But they need each other. -- Caitlin Babcock1 day ago
A presidential library that's not a library. Obama Center pilots a community model. -- Richard Mertens1 day ago
At G7 summit, Trump seems willing to back Ukraine. Europe isn't banking on it. -- Mark Sappenfield1 day ago
World Cup and presidential runoff: How Colombia's yellow jersey got political -- Tibisay Zea2 days ago
Blockading the Strait of Hormuz creates a problem. Syria offers a solution. Tehran's most potent leverage vis-à-vis the U.S. and global economies has proved to be its ability to clamp down on shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. The search for overland routes for oil and other goods has led directly to Syria, an old crossroads revived. By - Taylor Luck - / 9 min2 days ago
US-Iran ceasefire leaves Israelis feeling sidelined, their war aims unachieved -- Dina Kraft3 days ago
Peace deal could buoy world economy, though oil prices are still uncertain -- Laurent Belsie3 days ago
Spoiled food? As funds rise at ICE, so do detention complaints. -- There are growing complaints about conditions at Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention facilities as funding swells. -- Sarah Matusek4 hours ago
A former Kansas mayor wasn't a US citizen, but voted. His supporters say it's not that simple. -- Sarah Matusek3 days ago
Congress lets part of spy law lapse. What's next for counterterrorism efforts? -- Caitlin Babcock6 days ago
Can a divided US celebrate its 250th together? By - Simon Montlake - , Caitlin Babcock - , Patrik Jonsson - / 8 min3 days ago
Iran and the US agree to reopen Strait of Hormuz, talk further -- The U.S. and Iran have agreed to open the critical waterway that has rattled the global economy and enter into a 60-day ceasefire. The accord brings relief, but the thorniest issues at the root of the conflict remain to be resolved. -- Taylor Luck1 day ago
Caught between war and peace, Iranians live in limbo -- Scott Peterson7 days ago
Syria flips the script. It's an island of calm in the stormy Middle East. -- Taylor Luck9 days ago
The Explainer - As World Cup nears, controversies over ticket prices, team and fan access still swirl - By - Mark Sappenfield - , Sarah Matusek - / 4 min9 days ago
If the US stops policing sanctions, can anyone else fill that role? -- With the United States showing erratic commitment to sanctions on Russia, questions arise about whether others can hold the line without Washington. -- Dominique Soguel22 hours ago
Two-tier policing: What is it and why is it dividing Britain? -- Mark Sappenfield7 days ago
Pope Leo XIV urges Spain to stop fanning flames of polarization amid papal visit -- Nicole Winfield and Suman Naishadham6 days ago
In Armenia's elections, a choice: Stay in Russia's orbit or engage with the West -- Alexander Thompson13 days ago
'Cambridge Five' spies relied on their pedigrees to evade suspicion2 days ago
A star player charts his life on and off the pitch8 days ago
'The Book of Birds' illustrates a world of wonder9 days ago
From the Magazine - A battlefield volunteer in Ukraine war has a story. She wants Europe to hear it.6 days ago
NBA Finals: Knicks, Spurs, and Wemby, a big man unwilling to hide his emotions14 days ago
Maggie O'Farrell digs into her ancestral Irish roots in 'Land'16 days ago
'Law on Trial': Making a case for moral reflection in law practice18 days ago
Holding the powerful to account: Lessons from an LA fire21 days ago
Engaged citizens built America. Today, civics education is coming back. -- Civics education in America is undergoing a revival in public schools thanks in part to groups that are working with school boards to develop new curricula. -- Scott Baldauf15 hours ago
New York blooms in orange and blue fellowship around Knicks - By - Hillary Chura - , Aaron Short - / 5 min4 days ago
Trump celebrates birthday with UFC cage-fighting event -- Will Weissert1 day ago
A fish farm in Algeria is bringing the sea's bounty to the Sahara - An aquaculture project in a harsh, brutally hot desert region is supplying seafood to people in exile. By - Gianni Esposito - , Marta Saiz - / 1 min15 hours ago
Backyard bird rescue -- Stephanie Cook Broadhurst6 days ago
Fantastic film, terrible movie -- Zachary Przystup13 days ago
Look, a hummingbird! -- Amy Asherah20 days ago
We traveled in style -- Robert Klose27 days ago
A springtime discovery -- Todd R. Nelson1 month ago
Discovery at the drive-thru -- Zachary Przystup1 month ago
A true view of Ego brings healing -- Reece Schaberg21 hours ago
Is equality possible? -- Heidi Salter1 day ago
Need good answers? Pray like Job. -- Elizabeth Beall2 days ago
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In Syria, hope continues to bloom - The country has taken important initial steps toward political transformation. But forging lasting unity and stability, especially during tough economic times, requires sustained support for democracy at home – and from abroad. By - the Monitor's Editorial Board - / 2 min17 hours ago
From the Magazine -- How a legal theory from the 1980s shapes presidential power today19 hours ago
From the Editors -- Digging into currents of thought, not just current events6 days ago
The Explainer -- They can walk and talk. How soon will humanlike robots be working beside us?6 days ago
The Explainer -- The World Cup in 2026 is bigger than before. Is it better?9 days ago
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