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The Explainer - Supreme Court gave presidents more power over agencies. Are any still independent? By - Olivia Fletcher - / 4 min14 hours ago
Brazil's Flávio Bolsonaro secures presidential bid despite headwinds -- Mauricio Savarese6 hours ago
Bringing the stars to Earth – and back -- Robert Klose1 day ago
It's not just Hormuz. Red Sea shipping lanes are now under threat, too. -- Taylor Luck1 day ago
Can Britain's new prime minister succeed where others have failed? European leaders are watching. -- Ned Temko1 day ago
The flap of wings, the flutter of hope: Bats take flight in Ukraine -- Kang-Chun Cheng1 day ago
Modi's greatest challenge yet? Delhi struggles to contain student unrest. -- Aakash Hassan2 days ago
Trump moves to rebuild tariff wall. Will the results be different? -- Laurent Belsie2 days ago
Despite its strength, US military faces a reputational crisis over Iran - Even as President Donald Trump weighs new strikes, the Iran war is exposing U.S. strategic vulnerabilities and could hurt the Pentagon's reputation. By - Anna Mulrine Grobe - / 4 min1 day ago
Under Iranian fire, Jordan faces a balancing act ... and messaging challenge -- Taylor Luck4 days ago
With ceasefire gone, the question rises: Will Iran war ever end? -- Anna Mulrine Grobe8 days ago
Burned by past shutdowns, Republicans start budget process ahead of schedule -- Congress must fund the federal government by Sept. 30. But the possibility of a fourth shutdown since Trump took office is prompting the Senate to consider temporary funding months ahead of that deadline. -- Caitlin Babcock14 hours ago
Maine Democrats are moving on from Platner. But cracks might linger. -- Simon Montlake4 days ago
Blanche's nomination for attorney general uncertain after hearing -- Caitlin Babcock8 days ago
States have beefed up election security, but Trump is still pushing for federal role -- Scott Baldauf9 days ago
Saudi nuclear deal: What US policy shift means for Mideast diplomacy -- Saudi Arabia has long sought a nuclear program to support economic growth. The United States, seeking to avoid a Mideast nuclear arms race, previously had imposed strict restrictions on sharing nuclear technology in the region. -- Taylor Luck1 day ago
Syrians put on brave face after Damascus bombings. But security is a real issue. -- Taylor Luck10 days ago
Israeli government vows to defy justices, setting off alarms over the rule of law -- Dina Kraft15 days ago
Why Erdoğan's Turkey is seeing its stock rise in NATO and the Middle East -- Scott Peterson16 days ago
IOC drops Russia ban, but it might not be all good news for the Kremlin -- Russia's exile from international sports competition might be in the process of ending – though at a potential domestic political cost for Moscow. -- Fred Weir1 day ago
Why so many Ukrainians are up in arms over firing of defense minister -- Scott Peterson5 days ago
Why Greeks are going to TikTok for news instead of newspapers or TV - By - Jenny Tsiropoulou - , Dominique Soguel - / 5 min5 days ago
Reverse Brexit? Political winds in Britain are blowing toward Europe. -- Mark Rice-Oxley8 days ago
Jesca Hoop mixes protest and perspective in latest album, 'Long Wave Home'1 day ago
From the Magazine - Antiquity is new again. To these enthusiasts, ancient Greek is a living language.2 days ago
July's best books range far and wide2 days ago
An early naturalist who cast off the 'chains of prejudice'3 days ago
A beekeeper muses on the delights of stewarding a hive3 days ago
Plot twist! Gen Z powers a movie theater resurgence.4 days ago
'The Odyssey': Expansive tale, meet expansive screen9 days ago
Epic literature doesn't always make an epic movie. Here are some joyous exceptions.10 days ago
There's agreement that ICE should have body cameras. So why don't all officers have them? -- Two recent killings of immigrants by ICE officers have raised questions about justification amid a lack of video evidence. -- Sarah Matusek1 day ago
Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling keeps door open for opposition - By - Henry Gass - , Scott Baldauf - / 5 min3 days ago
As disapproval of Israel grows, Jewish Americans feel a chill -- Dina Kraft3 days ago
Maine town where immigrants felt secure shaken by ICE killing -- Cindy Carcamo3 days ago
Surrounded by warring factions, Sudan's el-Obeid must rely on local relief -- Several hundred thousand civilians in the Sudanese city of el-Obeid are caught in the middle of fighting between rival military forces, relying in part on humanitarian aid from local activists. -- Mat Nashed2 days ago
In World Cup final, even Messi is no match for Spain's all-around effort -- Mark Sappenfield5 days ago
How a 'white elephant' ended up in Colombia's Congress -- Manuel Rueda6 days ago
Mount Olympus considered for World Heritage status -- Costas Kantouris and Elena Becatoros4 days ago
On track to ride Amtrak's Quiet Car -- Eric Green8 days ago
The power of going nowhere fast -- Lisa Liu Grady16 days ago
The path to 'Independency': An intimate portrait - / 4 min29 days ago
The universal language of a smile -- Melanie Stetson Freeman1 month ago
Backyard bird rescue -- Stephanie Cook Broadhurst1 month ago
Fantastic film, terrible movie -- Zachary Przystup1 month ago
Praying about contagion -- Tony Lobl1 day ago
Did you know that you live in the kingdom of heaven? -- Valerie Minard2 days ago
Authentic Truth -- Suzanne Riedel3 days ago
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Expansive views from an expanded World Cup - With 48 teams participating, the 2026 soccer competition is growing an even wider global audience – alongside appreciation for the diversity of players, their backstories, and expressions of universal human values. By - the Monitor's Editorial Board - / 3 min1 day ago
From the Editors -- 15 years on, Joplin's civic updraft4 days ago
From the Magazine -- In Joplin, a tornado took 'things you remember.' But the city's civic bonds endure.4 days ago
Difference Maker -- A Mumbai café puts mentorship on the menu for workers who once lived on the street5 days ago
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