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Tale of two Sullivans: Alaska Senate race spotlights legality of political tricks -- Henry Gass

13 hours ago

From election integrity to wealth taxes, voters to decide key ballot measures -- Cameron Pugh

13 hours ago

Corruption rises near the top of voter concerns – a rare midterm twist -- Linda Feldmann

23 hours ago

Ukraine peace momentum builds, but Russia sticks to its guns -- Fred Weir

1 day ago

The face of Venezuela's opposition returns, testing fragile democratic transition -- Tibisay Zea

1 day ago

As the influencer economy expands, colleges are offering instruction -- Ira Porter

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As their doubts about US grow, Gulf Arabs turn to middle powers for security - The Iran war has exposed Gulf Arab states' vulnerabilities, including through their reliance on a U.S. whose priorities are diverging from their own. By - Taylor Luck - / 5 min

11 hours ago

Controversial, but still in command: Why Pete Hegseth's tenure is being tested -- Anna Mulrine Grobe

11 hours ago

US and Israel threaten new Iran strikes. Would the result be any different? -- Scott Peterson

3 days ago

Young men have soured on Trump and the GOP. But will they vote on Tuesday? -- Trump won a majority of young male voters two years ago, fueling his return to the White House. Now, many of those same young men are saying they will vote for Democrats or stay home. -- Sophie Hills

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What's up with bad – and even fake – polls in the 2026 midterms? We asked an expert. -- Linda Feldmann

1 day ago

As GOP braces for a blue wave, New England might provide some pops of red -- Simon Montlake

2 days ago

Why is Texas so important? It's about Senate control – and symbolism. -- Henry Gass

4 days ago

Here's what could follow Israel's bitterly contested elections -- There are three main options for Israel's political path forward. None would be simple or easy. -- Ilan Ben Zion

22 hours ago

Israeli opposition parties outperform Netanyahu's diminished bloc, exit polls show -- Ilan Ben Zion

3 days ago

Israelis abroad flock home for 'most important election we've ever had' By - Ilan Ben Zion - , Dina Kraft - / 4 min

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Israel's newest Russian-speaking voters see elections as an opportunity -- Ilan Ben Zion

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Serbia's students have won. Why their revolution still has to wait a bit longer. -- Serbia's elections may have resulted in shock, but the incoming Student List bloc says it won't be revolutionary as it brings about promised change. -- Radmilo Marković

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The Eagle's Nest, a Nazi icon, just burned. Should Germany rebuild it? -- Mark Sappenfield

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Police and protesters clash in Paris as demonstrations break out across Europe -- Thomas Adamson and John Leicester

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For Serbia's students, years of protest come down to this weekend's elections -- Radmilo Marković

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From the Magazine -- He befriended a backyard deer. She taught him life lessons.

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Brewers and Rays bring big World Series drama with smaller payrolls

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From the Magazine -- A sequel to 'The Art of Fielding' gives it the old college try

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From the Magazine -- Alexa and Siri aren't in this tech guru's friend group

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From the Magazine -- A journalist finds a new beat: His imprisonment

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From the Magazine -- A songwriter asks, 'What makes a place feel like home?'

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A simple joy, multiplied: Bakers bring 27,000 cookies to Boston Common

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From the Magazine -- October's best books boast indelible characters

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Social media surveillance case faces uncertainty after judge's death -- Three labor unions say government review of immigrants' social media feeds violates the First Amendment. A federal judge who wrote "I agree" has died. -- Varsha Bansal

13 hours ago

Where Dolores Huerta lived, her legacy inspires activism in a new context -- Cindy Carcamo

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In Arizona's hills, roaming donkeys, not drivers, own Route 66 -- Harry Bruinius

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Can progressives win outside of cities? A Maine House race offers a key test. -- Simon Montlake

5 days ago

After purges, China's Central Committee praises the party's 'rigorous self-governance' -- The Chinese Communist Party's top members wrapped up their annual summit Thursday, with noticeably leaner ranks. -- Ann Scott Tyson

13 hours ago

After three years of civil war, Sudan faces the threat of inflation -- Mat Nashed

2 days ago

Brazil bucks Latin America's rightward shift. But Lula victory is 'fragile.' -- Constance Malleret

4 days ago

Reporters on the Job: From Canada to Syria - By - Sara Miller Llana - , Caitlin Babcock - , Mark Sappenfield - , Taylor Luck - / 3 min

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The little red rain boots -- Stephanie Cook Broadhurst

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A most precious possession - By - David Shribman - , Marshall Brooks - / 8 min

17 days ago

My life sentence? Diagramming. -- Robert Klose

24 days ago

One summer, a door – and then books, and then a new world – opened -- Rebecca Gummere

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On the 6:09 train, a traditional sound brings reflection -- Ben Corn

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Everyone has a 9/11 story. This is mine, from behind the lens. -- Melanie Stetson Freeman

1 month ago

The Ten Reminders? By - Kit Cornell Kurtz - / 1 min

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'Love alone is Life'

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Let's elect to trust God

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PERSPECTIVE

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Reigniting the joy in reading - Schools and nonprofits have long sought to expand access to books for young people. More and more, they're emphasizing reading for pleasure – and for deeper connections. By - the Monitor's Editorial Board - / 3 min

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The Explainer -- AI is rewriting the rules of cybersecurity. Who has the advantage?

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From the Editors -- Covering conflict means investigating peace, too

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Readers Respond -- A clamor for grammar

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From the Magazine -- Metals lure miners to Minnesota. That's a risk for a pristine wilderness.

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From the Magazine -- Our World: The week of Oct. 26, 2026

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