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Light may be a symbol of progress, but these communities treasure the humbling wonders of the dark. → Read More
For Tim Tran and his wife, the house they purchased at the corner of Fourth Street and Bay Avenue had everything. Just 45 minutes from downtown Houston, it could have been in any small, seaside town. Palm trees line the streets and salt fills the air. Then the “Boardwalk Bullet” moved in. The nine-story wooden roller coaster has towered over the block since 2007. The ride, part of a boardwalk… → Read More
Can America break free of its cycle of anger, despair, and inaction on mass shootings? → Read More
Can the Senate restore luster to the confirmation process that it has battered over the past five years? → Read More
For the first time in over 50 years, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of high school students’ free speech rights. → Read More
Vaccine passports have become the latest question to divide the U.S., raising charged legal and ethical questions. → Read More
College readiness – and keeping students in college – is Superintendent Pedro Martinez’s top goal for his low-income, Hispanic school district. → Read More
Retired Lt. Col. Allen West brings ideological firepower – and unbending conservative principle – to the job. → Read More
If Amy Coney Barrett is confirmed, law in the U.S. could shift substantially toward favoring religious liberty over all other rights. → Read More
The Supreme Court, with its second major ruling this week, voted 5-4 to block the termination of the DACA program. → Read More
Monday’s 6-3 Supreme Court ruling granting workplace protections to LGBTQ Americans immediately ranks among the court’s blockbuster opinions. → Read More
Former Officer Derek Chauvin was arrested and charged with murder. What does data tell us about repercussions officers face after on-duty killings? → Read More
Two-thirds of rural U.S. counties now have at least one confirmed case of COVID-19. → Read More
American cowboys were a lot more diverse than Hollywood suggests. Now, that culture is being reclaimed by thousands of people of color. → Read More
Pockets of Houston are swapping pavement for prairie in hopes of dealing with increasingly intense flooding. → Read More
At the Monitor Breakfast, GOP Sen. Ted Cruz predicted Texas will be “hotly contested,” thanks to the growing clout of suburban voters. → Read More
The Supreme Court ruling on gerrymandering grabbed headlines, but the court also considered cases on abortion, DACA, “Obamacare,” and more. → Read More
In a 5-4 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court Thursday blocked the addition of a citizenship question to the 2020 census. → Read More
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in what is likely to be one of the biggest decisions of this term. → Read More
The Christian Science Monitor is an international news organization that delivers thoughtful, global coverage via its website, weekly magazine, online daily edition, and email newsletters. → Read More