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Monitor articles for July 06, 2023

Air travel hits snags. Which solutions will take off?
Thursday, July 6, 2023 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
First LookAt Guantanamo Bay, UN investigator speaks to detainees for first time
The Monitor's ViewCitizens on the front lines against social media lies
First LookMethodist exodus: 6,000 members leave over LGBTQ issues
The Houses of Parliament is falling down. What is to be done?
A Christian Science PerspectiveFeeling blessed
First LookEarth’s daily temperature reached a record high for two days. Why?
First Look10 million users join Threads. Could it trigger the end for Twitter?
FocusAs Americans bet billions on sports, society wrestles with rapid growth
Points of ProgressFairy circles and electricity from air: Inclusive and innovative science
‘Narrating our own story’: Amid war in Sudan, art lovers take a stand