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A family affair: Three generations of women discuss voting rights

In honor of the 100th anniversary of American women's right to vote, we sit down with three generations of women in one politically active family to talk about why they vote.
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Can Floyd killing break cycle of police violence and protests? History offers lessons.

George Floyd, Rodney King, Emmett Till. Violence and police brutality against black people have sparked racial justice protests for decades. To understand this cycle, we look back at the civil rights era and the early 90s. What was missing from society's responses to earlier protests and riots? And how can we frame our discussion in a way that addresses systemic biases?

For Lebanese, government dysfunction has a new, tragic cost

Beyond the vote: 100 years of women’s leadership

How Trump is moving heaven and earth to motivate evangelical voters

Two cities, a spike in crime, and the federal response

Trump’s environmental rollbacks: A four-year tide of regulatory change

COVID-19 empties tourist traps in Europe: Crisis or opportunity?

Introducing Perception Gaps Season 2: Locked up (audio)

Playwrights envision a post-pandemic future guided by hope

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Black women run for office in historic numbers

Hiroshima 75 years later: Survivors still fight for A-bomb ban

Can businesses survive second lockdown? Australians wonder.

The African cartoonists drawing themselves into the story

Reparations is a nonstarter in Congress. Not in this Southern city.

Senate inches toward approving coronavirus relief

Lebanon’s post-blast embrace of reform

A pandemic’s knock-it-off effect on war

Heeding her invitation, six decades later

Fusion’s future gets real in France

A look behind the scenes of the Monitor's suffrage coverage

Words that help and heal

Consonants that went to wrack and ruin

The problem with the word ‘suffrage’: It excludes Black women activists

A vote for the word ‘suffragist,’ not ‘suffragette’

Q&A with Alexander Keyssar, author of ‘Why Do We Still Have the Electoral College?’

Shelf love: Go behind the scenes with ‘The Booksellers’

Camping in Siberia: On the trail of the world’s largest owl

The election is in 94 days. Will the results be seen as legitimate?

Hajj without the crowds: How pilgrims are persevering

19th Amendment: The six-week 'brawl' that won women the vote

How Portland protests became a campaign stage for Trump

Tracking the anti-science wave: Commentary on the roots of distrust

How Trump is moving heaven and earth to motivate evangelical voters

With federal agents off the streets, Portland protesters refocus

For Lebanese, government dysfunction has a new, tragic cost

France begins to reckon with the dark side of its cultural elite

NRA troubles: A hunter targets the world’s most powerful gun lobby

How Trump is moving heaven and earth to motivate evangelical voters

19th Amendment: The six-week 'brawl' that won women the vote

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A family affair: Three generations of women discuss voting rights

Can Floyd killing break cycle of police violence and protests? History offers lessons.

Navigating uncertainty: As global order creaks, what comes next?

In the staycation era, the art of deliberate escape

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