Wednesday, November 11, 2026 1:44 PM ET
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Iran war: US moves military aircraft from a second British air base -- Scott Peterson22 hours ago
Are Democrats ready to be a big-tent party again? Lawmakers from red states will find out. -- Sophie Hills8 hours ago
From the Magazine - Rebuild, or relocate? Displaced Nepali families remain in limbo weeks after flood. By - Aakash Hassan - / 5 min8 hours ago
America's farmers are harvesting a bounty. Why are they struggling? By - Laurent Belsie - , Kendra Nordin Beato - / 4 min1 day ago
The conservationist who's building bridges between bats and people -- Henry Gass1 day ago
Expectations low as US gives Ukraine peace talks another try -- Howard LaFranchi1 day ago
A constitutional crisis in Poland offers lessons for post-midterm Democrats -- Mark Sappenfield1 day ago
US midterms open door to Iran diplomacy. Can a deal be struck? Intermediaries seeking to capitalize on the anti-war sentiment evident in the U.S. midterms are pushing for a deal to end the Iran war. Could an emboldened Iran or impatient U.S. reignite the conflict? By - Taylor Luck - / 4 min1 day ago
Purse strings and oversight: How Democrats can influence Trump's foreign policy -- Howard LaFranchi1 day ago
Does Tehran want the bomb? Some in DC say war has shifted Iran's thinking. -- Howard LaFranchi8 days ago
Midterm voters tell politicians: Tackle corruption - Corruption, integrity, ethics and money in politics are among the reasons many voters say they went to the polls for the midterm election. By - Caitlin Babcock - , Scott Baldauf - / 4 min8 hours ago
From the Magazine - In southern Lebanon, caught between war and peace - Despite a ceasefire deal reached earlier this year, the Israeli military still occupies a large swath of southern Lebanon. By - Oliver Marsden - / 5 min1 day ago
How the Democrats' surge impacts the US-Israel relationship -- Dina Kraft6 days ago
After deadlocked elections, it's up to Israel's president to find a way forward -- Ilan Ben Zion7 days ago
As their doubts about US grow, Gulf Arabs turn to middle powers for security -- Taylor Luck8 days ago
Facing more Russian drones, and low on ammo, Ukraine's air defense gets creative -- With more Russian drones in the sky and fewer weapons to shoot them down, Ukrainians are rethinking how they protect cities from aerial assaults. -- Dominique Soguel4 hours ago
Hoax bomb threats targeted flights in Europe. Here's what happened. -- Associated Press4 hours ago
As French students protest, they bear the mantle of May '68 -- Colette Davidson1 day ago
Israeli-Palestinian conflict tests limits of free speech for artists -- Mark Rice-Oxley8 days ago
From the Magazine -- A new documentary series explores the history of US prisons1 day ago
From the Magazine -- A tale of California's gold rush, rich in nuggets2 days ago
From the Magazine -- Even AI couldn't replicate this year's breakout band2 days ago
From the Magazine -- Two strangers, on opposite sides of a tragedy, seek resolution4 days ago
Will moviegoers bond with the new 007?5 days ago
From the Magazine -- Here's what history class didn't teach you about Taft5 days ago
From the Magazine -- How one innovative machine spawned mass media11 days ago
We're not in Kansas anymore: A (sometimes corny) history of scarecrows11 days ago
As Route 66 turned 100, reporter found stories of a vibrant America -- The Monitor's Harry Bruinius traveled the length of Route 66, from Illinois to California, in its 100th anniversary year to find and tell stories of the road. -- Harry Bruinius8 hours ago
As the US seeks uranium sitting under Navajo land, a historical tension resurfaces - By - Harry Bruinius - , Jenna Schoenefeld - / 15 min4 days ago
Democrats have a majority of governors. That could have political ripple effects. -- Scott Baldauf6 days ago
Does MAGA have a future? After anti-Trump backlash in midterms, it may not. -- Linda Feldmann6 days ago
Reporters on the Job: From Paris to Salina, Kansas - By - Colette Davidson - , Dominique Soguel - , Melanie Stetson Freeman - , Sophie Hills - / 3 min2 days ago
Our World: The week of Nov. 9, 2026 - By - Tim Backshall - , Fred Weir - , Ryan Lenora Brown - , Ann Scott Tyson - / 2 min8 hours ago
In Latin America, women's church leadership tests Vatican limits -- Whitney Eulich5 days ago
Plot twist! A classic novel facing scrutiny in US becomes required reading in China. -- Lindsey McGinnis6 days ago
The wonder of moving -- Naomi Sakovics1 day ago
Seeing the world on their wings -- Robert Klose8 days ago
The little red rain boots -- Stephanie Cook Broadhurst15 days ago
A most precious possession - By - David Shribman - , Marshall Brooks - / 8 min28 days ago
My life sentence? Diagramming. -- Robert Klose1 month ago
One summer, a door – and then books, and then a new world – opened -- Rebecca Gummere1 month ago
Shifting thought to a spiritual perspective - By - Ron Mangelsdorf - / 1 min1 day ago
Beloved of the Lord2 days ago
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The US economy's sturdy pillar: Family firms - Their ability to balance profits and people-first values help local communities and the national economy at a time of rising fears over prices and job losses. By - the Monitor's Editorial Board - / 3 min22 hours ago
From the Editors -- Exploring new ways of telling powerful stories1 day ago
'What a Country Owes Its Soldiers' calls for a rethink of the rights due to soldiers1 day ago
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