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Monitor articles for August 29, 2022

Why Democrats suddenly feel they might defy history, hold Senate
Monday, August 29, 2022 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
A Christian Science PerspectiveEmbracing the world’s children
First LookAfter ‘monster monsoons’ flood Pakistan, nations race to send aid
First LookPerilous mission: UN agency heads to inspect Ukraine's nuclear plant
First LookNo moon shot today: NASA's launch delayed by a leaky engine
CommentaryAre public schools foundational to democracy?
In a WordNeed just the right word? Why German probably has it.
With pandemic help ending, should states continue to feed all students?
No more ‘social death’: In India, villages urge compassion for widows
The Monitor's ViewChina becoming an open book?
CommentarySerena Williams’ legacy – on and off the court