Christian Science Monitor

- Inside Hezbollah: How Lebanon protests are breaking ‘fear barrier’

- Success after war: Challenging the ‘broken vet’ myth (audio)

Tuesday, Nov. 12, issue

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In today’s edition our five hand-picked stories cover the reach of U.S. executive power on immigration policy, why Hezbollah lost respect in Lebanon, lawmaking in a time of impeachment, a retail challenge to the Salvation Army, and black culture in America according to...

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Overcoming, not succumbing to, stress

‘Harriet’ biopic: One woman’s unshakable resolve

‘The Boundless Sea’ explores centuries of ocean voyaging

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Black cowboys: Creole trail rides showcase a growing culture

Did pop culture whitewash the Wild West? Cowboys were a lot more diverse than Hollywood would lead you to believe. Now, that culture is being reclaimed by thousands of riders of color.

How Hong Kong protests try to be "like water"

"Be water" is a mantra of Hong Kong's pro-democracy protesters. As confrontations with police intensify, peaceful marches have faded from the global spotlight. But most protesters – resilient, flowing, nimble – still embody the "be water" slogan. Follow us into the ever-shifting streams of umbrellas, chants, and impromptu protest art.

Climate scientists are moving to France to 'make our planet great again'

Inside Hezbollah: How Lebanon protests are breaking ‘fear barrier’

Success after war: Challenging the ‘broken vet’ myth (audio)

Beyond impeachment, is Congress getting anything else done?

DACA recipients get their day at the Supreme Court

For US veterans, what does it mean to heal a moral injury?

Why Salvation Army is shuttering some ‘last chance’ rehab centers

Giuliani, Ukraine, and back-channel diplomacy. Three precedents.

Q&A with Darryl Pinckney: The paradox of black visibility

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Points of Progress: Wiyot Tribe reclaims land, and more

Yellowstone in Tibet: China designs new national park system

Election vendors are 'prime targets,' need oversight

Bolivia president resigns, flees country without successor

How rugby became a marker for inclusion in South Africa

'Imteachment': Educators bring Congress into the classroom

Running while female and foreign

Latin America's civic awakening

Readers write: “Mars or bust” comic

The uniting politics of second-chance justice

The motives behind two postwar protests

Overcoming, not succumbing to, stress

'Same stage as the Louvre': Google digitizes Puerto Rican art

Top Picks: ‘Fever Breaks,’ ‘There Is No Other,’ and more

Let freedom ring: How music helped fell the Berlin Wall

CGI James Dean (yes, James Dean) to star in new film

‘Harriet’ biopic: One woman’s unshakable resolve

‘The Boundless Sea’ explores centuries of ocean voyaging

The Democratic freak-out over Warren has begun

Where an ancient Jewish-Muslim coexistence endures

Adam Schiff and the credibility of impeachment

California’s Latino voters helped turn state blue. Will others catch the wave?

Is the House impeachment inquiry illegitimate? Three questions.

‘Deep state’ versus a president? It didn’t begin with Trump.

Inside Hezbollah: How Lebanon protests are breaking ‘fear barrier’

For US veterans, what does it mean to heal a moral injury?

Overcoming, not succumbing to, stress

Pitch perfect? How culture shapes the way you hear music

The Democratic freak-out over Warren has begun

Why Salvation Army is shuttering some ‘last chance’ rehab centers

Black cowboys: Creole trail rides showcase a growing culture

How Hong Kong protests try to be "like water"

Climate scientists are moving to France to 'make our planet great again'

California’s Latino voters helped turn state blue. Will others catch the wave?

Refugees poured into my state. Here’s how it changed me.

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