Friday, November 06, 2026 8:11 AM ET
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In Latin America, women's church leadership tests Vatican limits -- Whitney Eulich16 hours ago
Voters send a resounding message against data centers -- Story Hinckley16 hours ago
As the US seeks uranium sitting under Navajo land, a historical tension resurfaces -- Harry Bruinius3 hours ago
Voters swept Democrats in, but on ballot measures some conservative issues prevailed -- Cameron Pugh3 hours ago
Plot twist! A classic novel facing scrutiny in US becomes required reading in China. -- Lindsey McGinnis20 hours ago
Democrats have a majority of governors. That could have political ripple effects. -- Scott Baldauf1 day ago
Does MAGA have a future? After anti-Trump backlash in midterms, it may not. -- Linda Feldmann1 day ago
Americans voted blue. How the world is reassessing the US. -- Ned Temko1 day ago
Does Tehran want the bomb? Some in DC say war has shifted Iran's thinking. After eight months of a war that decimated its leadership and impoverished the country, Iran appears more likely now to seek a nuclear weapon as a deterrent, analysts in Washington say. By - Howard LaFranchi - / 5 min3 days ago
As their doubts about US grow, Gulf Arabs turn to middle powers for security -- Taylor Luck3 days ago
Controversial, but still in command: Why Pete Hegseth's tenure is being tested -- Anna Mulrine Grobe6 days ago
Democrats were elected to deliver change. Now, they must pivot to governing. -- Democrats' victory in the midterms was fueled by voters who want them to address the rising cost of living, the Iran war and corruption. Challenges lie ahead. -- Caitlin Babcock3 hours ago
Democrats take the House and Senate, with sweeping victories on GOP turf - By - Simon Montlake - , And other Monitor staff - / 10 min2 days ago
Election Day arrives: Here's the best of our midterms coverage -- Simon Montlake3 days ago
Voters weigh governors' races – and other big local elections -- Mark Trumbull3 days ago
How the Democrats' surge impacts the US-Israel relationship -- Analysts say the Democrats' success in the midterms could reshape U.S.-Israel ties. -- Dina Kraft3 hours ago
After deadlocked elections, it's up to Israel's president to find a way forward -- Ilan Ben Zion2 days ago
Gazans couldn't vote in Israel's election. But many say it will determine their future. -- Ghada Abdulfattah6 days ago
Here's what could follow Israel's bitterly contested elections -- Ilan Ben Zion8 days ago
Israeli-Palestinian conflict tests limits of free speech for artists -- Writers and musicians are using their profiles to make political points, but they run the risk of being canceled for their views. -- Mark Rice-Oxley1 day ago
As EV race heats up, Germany finds itself falling behind pack leaders -- Mark Sappenfield3 days ago
Ukraine's farmers dig in as Russia turns its sights back on grain shipments -- Dominique Soguel5 days ago
Ukraine peace momentum builds, but Russia sticks to its guns -- Fred Weir7 days ago
From the Magazine -- Here's what history class didn't teach you about Taft3 hours ago
From the Magazine -- How one innovative machine spawned mass media6 days ago
We're not in Kansas anymore: A (sometimes corny) history of scarecrows6 days ago
From the Magazine -- He befriended a backyard deer. She taught him life lessons.7 days ago
Brewers and Rays bring big World Series drama with smaller payrolls10 days ago
From the Magazine -- A sequel to 'The Art of Fielding' gives it the old college try11 days ago
From the Magazine -- Alexa and Siri aren't in this tech guru's friend group14 days ago
From the Magazine -- A journalist finds a new beat: His imprisonment14 days ago
Leaf peepers rattle some New England villages. This town wants them. -- New England towns offer differing approaches to managing inflows of foliage-seeking tourists. -- Laina Gustafson20 hours ago
As sand slips away, California beach towns dig in -- Cindy Carcamo3 days ago
On election eve, Michigan puts Democratic divide back in the spotlight -- Sophie Hills4 days ago
EPA watchdog launches audit of agency's AI practices - By - Aaron Glantz - , Story Hinckley - / 3 min4 days ago
This polarizing, pothole-snorkeling gran is leading the race for Johannesburg mayor -- A social-media-savvy septuagenarian is leading the race for mayor of South Africa's largest city, speaking to a broader decline in loyalty toward the long-ruling African National Congress. -- Ryan Lenora Brown16 hours ago
Reporters on the Job: From London to Tel Aviv, Israel -- Scott Peterson16 hours ago
Technology is reshaping Chinese farms – and boosting its national security - By - Ann Scott Tyson - / 4 min16 hours ago
Seeing the world on their wings -- Robert Klose3 days ago
The little red rain boots -- Stephanie Cook Broadhurst10 days ago
A most precious possession - By - David Shribman - , Marshall Brooks - / 8 min23 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
On the 6:09 train, a traditional sound brings reflection -- Ben Corn1 month ago
Why I read the Bible again and again21 hours ago
Fear can't predict the future1 day ago
God is in control of every detail of our careers - By - Ann Kneeland - / 1 min2 days ago
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PERSPECTIVE22 days ago
The boosts and busts in biodiversity targets - Progress on global conservation goals is slow. Yet at the 2026 biodiversity conference, most nations agree they want to persevere in preserving the planet's "intangible and spiritual resource." By - the Monitor's Editorial Board - / 2 min16 hours ago
Readers Respond -- The gears of memory2 days ago
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The Explainer -- AI is rewriting the rules of cybersecurity. Who has the advantage?6 days ago
From the Editors -- Covering conflict means investigating peace, too6 days ago
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