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Global response to soaring food prices: Generosity is just a start

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Seaweed Inc.: As climate threatens lobster, Maine eyes new cash crop

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Education owes a lot to parents. But where do their rights begin and end?

Amid war, Kharkiv residents repair city and plan its restoration

If ‘work is the new religion,’ does society lose out?

After Supreme Court ruling, can EPA still tackle climate change?

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Heat waves: How to cope with new extremes

On film: Leonard Cohen’s journey culminates in ‘Hallelujah’

Tuesday, July 5 issue
Trudy Palmer
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Americans search for national pride amid troubling events

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Russia claims control of key eastern Ukrainian province

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Texas clinics halt abortions after state Supreme Court ruling

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For Ukraine to win, not all weapons are military

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Hope, complacency, and the merits of small wins

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An alternative dialogue in post-Roe America

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Mending a hole in Asia’s security

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The comfort always in our midst

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Feeling reluctant to admit your ‘reticence’?

‘Star-Spangled Banner’: How its meaning changes with each generation

I needed a fence builder. He turned out to be a rock star.

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How lawyers assumed the title of ‘esquire’

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Tanan Ch’at’oh is not your typical preschool. Kids who spend their days here are immersed in Gwich’in – an endangered Alaska Native language with fewer than 250 advanced speakers. Day care spaces like Tanan Ch'at'oh are called "language nests," and are used by indigenous communities around the world to save their languages. In this video, we capture a day at Tanan Ch'at'oh, and explore the crucial role of toddlers in language revival.
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Monitor Breakfast with Ukrainian Ambassador Oksana Markarova

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The Christian Science Monitor Breakfast with Senator Rick Scott