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Thoughtful, random, and fascinating, roadcasts – like yesteryear's mix tapes – are pitch perfect for all your joyful, pointless wanderings this summer.
Opinion | 07/03/09
On July 4, remember Solzenhitsyn's words: 'Art serves to battle lies and preserve the moral history of a society without the transitory and debasing rhetoric of bureaucrats.'
The Monitor's View | 07/02/09
He has bought into the Bush-era detention of terror suspects with no trial. That won't keep America safe.
Opinion | 07/02/09
The president's stirring Cairo speech demands follow-up, amplification, and explanation.
Opinion | 07/02/09
Don't believe the myth. The arrest of President Zelaya represents the triumph of the rule of law.
The Monitor's View | 07/01/09
It should be. The conflict that severely strained US-Russia ties still simmers – showing how hard it will be to repair relations.
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Opinion | 07/03/09
Thoughtful, random, and fascinating, roadcasts – like yesteryear's mix tapes – are pitch perfect for all your joyful, pointless wanderings this summer.
Opinion | 07/03/09
On July 4, remember Solzenhitsyn's words: 'Art serves to battle lies and preserve the moral history of a society without the transitory and debasing rhetoric of bureaucrats.'
The Monitor's View | 07/02/09
He has bought into the Bush-era detention of terror suspects with no trial. That won't keep America safe.
Opinion | 07/02/09
The president's stirring Cairo speech demands follow-up, amplification, and explanation.
Opinion | 07/02/09
Don't believe the myth. The arrest of President Zelaya represents the triumph of the rule of law.
The Monitor's View | 07/01/09
It should be. The conflict that severely strained US-Russia ties still simmers – showing how hard it will be to repair relations.
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Fireworks: A party in the sky

ELECTION '08 Patchwork Nation
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Peter Grier

Honduras has two presidents, but no solution to the country's political crisis.

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Making a Difference

What happens when ordinary people decide to pay it forward? Extraordinary change. See how individuals are making a difference, finding solutions, overcoming adversity, and giving back globally.

Jeremy Gilley, founder of the nonprofit Peace One Day, talks with students at Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School in Cambridge, Mass.

Melanie Stetson Freeman/Staff

People making a difference: Jeremy Gilley

This actor and filmmaker envisions that world peace begins with just one day of peace.
 

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Thoughtful, random, and fascinating, roadcasts – like yesteryear's mix tapes – are pitch perfect for all your joyful, pointless wanderings this summer.
Opinion | 07/03/09
On July 4, remember Solzenhitsyn's words: 'Art serves to battle lies and preserve the moral history of a society without the transitory and debasing rhetoric of bureaucrats.'
The Monitor's View | 07/02/09
He has bought into the Bush-era detention of terror suspects with no trial. That won't keep America safe.
Opinion | 07/02/09
The president's stirring Cairo speech demands follow-up, amplification, and explanation.
Opinion | 07/02/09
Don't believe the myth. The arrest of President Zelaya represents the triumph of the rule of law.
The Monitor's View | 07/01/09
It should be. The conflict that severely strained US-Russia ties still simmers – showing how hard it will be to repair relations.
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Fireworks: A party in the sky

ELECTION '08 Patchwork Nation
The American voter beyond red and blue

FISHERIES Empty Oceans Series
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Peter Grier

Honduras has two presidents, but no solution to the country's political crisis.

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Making a difference
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What happens when ordinary people decide to pay it forward? Extraordinary change. See how individuals are making a difference, finding solutions, overcoming adversity, and giving back globally.

Jeremy Gilley, founder of the nonprofit Peace One Day, talks with students at Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School in Cambridge, Mass.

Melanie Stetson Freeman/Staff

People making a difference: Jeremy Gilley

This actor and filmmaker envisions that world peace begins with just one day of peace.
 

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Thoughtful, random, and fascinating, roadcasts – like yesteryear's mix tapes – are pitch perfect for all your joyful, pointless wanderings this summer.
Opinion | 07/03/09
On July 4, remember Solzenhitsyn's words: 'Art serves to battle lies and preserve the moral history of a society without the transitory and debasing rhetoric of bureaucrats.'
The Monitor's View | 07/02/09
He has bought into the Bush-era detention of terror suspects with no trial. That won't keep America safe.
Opinion | 07/02/09
The president's stirring Cairo speech demands follow-up, amplification, and explanation.
Opinion | 07/02/09
Don't believe the myth. The arrest of President Zelaya represents the triumph of the rule of law.
The Monitor's View | 07/01/09
It should be. The conflict that severely strained US-Russia ties still simmers – showing how hard it will be to repair relations.
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Fireworks: A party in the sky

ELECTION '08 Patchwork Nation
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Honduras has two presidents, but no solution to the country's political crisis.

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Jeremy Gilley, founder of the nonprofit Peace One Day, talks with students at Cambridge Rindge and Latin High School in Cambridge, Mass.

Melanie Stetson Freeman/Staff

People making a difference: Jeremy Gilley

This actor and filmmaker envisions that world peace begins with just one day of peace.
 

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07/03/09
Surging demand for cars in rapidly growing nations will mean a robust car industry in 20 years. The US will have a piece of it – though smaller than today – and the models it turns out will be much greener as the iconic industry reinvents itself.
07/03/09
Loss of sea access hits the Dominican Republic's already pressed fishermen.
07/01/09
Scientists released tiny colorful aquarium fish and guppies in two rivers to see which would survive.
07/01/09
Sea-level rise and sinking land mean the Mississippi River Delta's habitable land will shrink, a new study finds.
06/30/09
Scientists have long wondered if animals migrated to Ellesmere Island seasonally or stayed throughout the year. Now, they have some clues.
World > Global Issues | 06/27/09
There are no paddles or speed-talking auctioneers, and bidding in an auction takes only about 20 minutes.
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