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How rape allegations at Cornell test the college, prosecutors, and media - By - Cindy Carcamo - , Victoria Hoffmann - , Ira Porter - / 6 min1 day ago
Brazil is regulating AI use in elections. Here's why it's been a challenge. -- Constance Malleret1 day ago
The American Sign Museum is an illuminating trip through time -- Melanie Stetson Freeman7 hours ago
From the Magazine - My life sentence? Diagramming. By - Robert Klose - / 3 min7 hours ago
Why an octogenarian's eviction has sent Spaniards into the streets -- Erika Page1 day ago
South Koreans turn museum artifacts into cosplay (video) -- Jingnan Peng7 hours ago
In Gaza, farmers rescue roots buried under rubble to grow fruit again -- Ghada Abdulfattah1 day ago
Supreme Court hits record low approval: What it means for the new term -- Henry Gass2 days ago
Houthi militia now leads Iran's 'Axis.' But how much can Tehran count on it? Iranian officials and pundits laud the militia group's gains as their own. At the same time, some media coverage appears designed to convince the Houthis to be better team players. By - Scott Peterson - , Dominique Soguel - / 5 min1 day ago
After Iran war damage, US may close some Middle East bases for good -- Anna Mulrine Grobe1 day ago
Spiking fuel costs add to burden as Syrians try to rebuild, sparking protests -- Taylor Luck5 days ago
Republicans are losing support among Latinos. It might cost them the House. -- Many of the most competitive House districts this year, in states from Texas to Florida, California to Pennsylvania, have majority or near-majority Latino electorates. -- Simon Montlake7 hours ago
In Ohio, Sherrod Brown tests an old model of working-class appeal for Democrats -- Sophie Hills3 days ago
Afrikaners, Trump's priority refugees, settle into American life -- Sarah Matusek3 days ago
Trump is moving fast and breaking things. He could pay in November. -- Linda Feldmann9 days ago
Recounting cockpit struggle on FlyDubai flight, Israeli passengers return home -- Israeli passengers say one of the pilots on a FlyDubai flight carried out an attempted terrorist attack, and tell of a terrifying plummet. -- Ilan Ben Zion1 day ago
This Israeli rabbi is calling on religious Jews to condemn settler violence -- Ilan Ben Zion4 days ago
Hoping to push the US away, Iran's strategy is to go on the offensive -- Scott Peterson8 days ago
For the first time in three years, Gaza's students head back to school -- Ghada Abdulfattah8 days ago
As US drifts, Europe doubles down on its political values -- Mark Sappenfield1 day ago
The US wants a Ukraine peace deal. Here's why Russia isn't biting. -- Fred Weir8 days ago
From the Magazine -- Why Howard Zinn became a 'people's historian'2 days ago
How a British bookstore has extended its shelf life4 days ago
From the Magazine -- At the bookend of summer, here are September's best reads4 days ago
From the Magazine -- This saxophonist's jazz offers a call and response for Africa9 days ago
From the Magazine -- In Canada, a storied travel writer finds a kind of homecoming10 days ago
From the Magazine -- A writer chases butterflies, collects life lessons10 days ago
After a biopic's success, the French ask: Where's our modern de Gaulle?2 days ago
Harry Belafonte, a 'radical before it was chic,' sang for justice23 days ago
How the Smithsonian is using AI to connect artifacts from the American Revolution - By - STEVEN SLOAN - / 3 min1 day ago
A push to cut SNAP error rates could threaten food benefits -- Caitlin Babcock4 days ago
How colleges are responding to Trump administration's 'call to action' -- Ira Porter5 days ago
A windy corner of New Mexico becomes a launchpad for one of America's fastest-growing jobs -- Harry Bruinius2 days ago
Why island nations are the real winners as UN wraps up -- Dina Kraft5 days ago
Our world: The week of Sept. 28, 2026 - By - Fred Weir - , Matthew Bell - , Whitney Eulich - , Tim Backshall - / 2 min3 days ago
5 arrested near British air base used by US in Iran war on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act -- Pan Pylas3 days ago
One summer, a door – and then books, and then a new world – opened -- Rebecca Gummere4 days ago
On the 6:09 train, a traditional sound brings reflection -- Ben Corn12 days ago
Everyone has a 9/11 story. This is mine, from behind the lens. -- Melanie Stetson Freeman22 days ago
A walk in the rain -- Robert Klose25 days ago
Joyful collaboration -- Octavia McBride-Ahebee23 days ago
Gators invade the suburbs -- Zachary Przystup29 days ago
Peace doesn't have to wait1 day ago
God's peace - By - Micah Wolfe - / 1 min1 day ago
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Nations that swim against the red-ink tide - Global debt has hit a record, with wealthier countries leading the way. But one way out is to note the new models for debt management – such as discipline and inclusivity – emerging in Africa. By - the Monitor's Editorial Board - / 2 min1 day ago
From the Editors -- Turning a lens on landscapes2 days ago
From the Magazine -- Why more young Indians are doubting the value of education2 days ago
From the Magazine -- After historic migration wave, Ceuta works to rebuild a better sense of unity4 days ago
From the Magazine -- In Hungary, scaffolding rises for a democratic repair job4 days ago
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