Displaced Afghans from the world’s “worst women’s rights crisis” leverage education for their new lives in Europe.

As interest and investment in women’s sports surges, a new “league of their own” steps up to the plate: the Women’s Pro ...

In this week’s magazine, we look at the fortunes of Afghan women today from inside Afghanistan and from Europe.

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 ...

Howard University is offering buyout packages to 16% of its faculty and staff. It also disenrolled several hundred first-year students who missed a tuition deadline. Why? Because Howard is facing ...

Trying to understand AI? Monitor reviewers plunge into AI-related books that offer a path through the complex issues.

Khan Academy founder Sal Khan sees the transformative potential of artificial intelligence in tutoring students, even though ...

Authors increasingly use AI tools to craft their work. Readers are concerned about transparency and quality.

Advocates say smart cameras can help bring down crime – a top priority for many Brazilians – but this technology is exploding before a clear legal framework has been put into place.

The Saudi-Turkish-Pakistani compact is a response to the prolonged Iran war, an Israel perceived as seeking hegemony, and the ...

A touring art exhibit of life-size elephants is in Boston for the next month, aiming to connect with people and inspire ...

The U.S. government is slashing two revered national monuments in Utah. What happens next could determine how vast public ...