As we take the time to listen to God’s flawless direction, instead of acting on a whim, we experience more of the freedom and ...
Morning prayer launches our day.
The popularity in France of a two-part biopic about Charles de Gaulle is highlighting public frustration with the country’s present-day politicians.
In Somaliland, a breakaway state in the Horn of Africa, female basketball players are fighting to play for a country not found on the world map.
The gatherings each Sunday offer migrants not only a reminder of home, but also an opportunity to express solidarity and connect with others.
Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The church publishes the ...
Cam Hamilton faces a test as the new Federal Emergency Management Agency head, addressing rising needs while letting local ...
I was disappointed in the headline “Trump pushes for federal role in election security” in the Dispatches section of the Aug. 3 Monitor Weekly. The headline rattles rather than reassures Americans ...
Countries around the world face weakened social contracts. Our magazine this week details many of those situations, from India to the U.S. We also focus ...
Margaret O’Mara has studied similar points in American history and says that the pace of artificial intelligence growth and ...
Immigration and notions of citizenship are weighty issues. But they don’t need to be divisive, as the United States’ founding ...
Upcoming elections appear set to be more stage-managed than usual. But they still provide insight into public and Kremlin ...
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