Christian Science Monitor
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Iraq was enjoying newfound peace and prosperity. Then came the Iran war.
After decades of conflict, Iraqis have enjoyed increased political stability and a promising future, even embracing a unified national identity. But attacks by Iran, the United States, and homegrown m
Toward balanced immigration enforcement
Concerns about overly aggressive targeting of suspected unauthorized immigrants might push Congress, as well as a new head of Homeland Security, to align law enforcement with respect for individual hu
What constitutes victory in an ‘asymmetric’ war with Iran?
In the Iran war, victory looks different for each side: The U.S. and Israel must decisively win, while the Iranian regime only has to survive.
Haiti’s ‘Resistance Artists’ believe in new beginnings
Millions of Haitians are internally displaced, including members of a Port-au-Prince artist collective still trying to make art despite unrest.
Aliens and UFOs still fascinate. ‘Project Hail Mary,’ ‘Disclosure Day’ are proof.
Movies like "Disclosure Day" and "Project Hail Mary" renew our fascination with extraterrestrials and the idea that humankind is not alone in the universe.
Gift cards and donations: Homeland Security standoff has TSA workers seeking relief
For the third time since last fall, Transportation Security Administration employees are working without pay during a government shutdown.
54 million cases, and counting. Why India's court backlog keeps growing.
Indians have the right to a speedy trial, yet it can take decades for cases to make it through the country’s overworked and understaffed courts.
Fed keeps interest rates on hold, cautious about the war, jobs, and oil prices
With an eye on the Iran war and rising oil prices, the Federal Reserve said it would not lower interest rates, continuing a “wait-and-see” approach.
Mullin faces sharp criticism as DHS nominee – and tests softer immigration tone
Sen. Markwayne Mullin fielded fierce questions about his conduct from a fellow Republican during his confirmation hearing for Homeland Security secretary. Mr. Mullin offered a slightly more conciliato
The big lift in intelligence from AI
As more companies use artificial intelligence, surveys show a vast upskilling of workers to use AI, expanding their capabilities to attain broader definitions of intelligence.