Christian Science Monitor
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Congress eyes action on prediction markets amid corruption concerns
With prediction markets facing corruption and manipulation charges, Congress is weighing bipartisan measures to curb insider trading and protect trust.
Why appeals courts are splitting over releasing immigrants on bond
The legality of the Trump administration’s policy of detaining everyone arrested by immigration enforcement officials – allowing no bond hearings – is splitting federal appellate courts and may wind u
Mexico seeks to clean house – its way
The U.S. wants Mexico to do more on cartel crime and corruption. Balancing domestic pressures, Mexico’s president wants Washington to respect her country’s autonomy – and what she’s already done. Gre
Trump threatens to pull troops from Germany. Why Europe isn’t panicking.
President Donald Trump’s attempts to punish criticism, like that from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, seem to be delivering diminishing returns in Europe.
On the trail of primates, past and present, in Mozambique’s Gorongosa National Park
Scientists hope fieldwork here will reveal clues to human evolution and adaptation.
In Venezuela, political change and food costs don’t add up
Venezuela has one of the highest inflation rates in the world, regularly hitting triple digits. The ouster of Nicolás Maduro hasn't brought noticeable economic change – yet.
When revolutionary news traveled at the speed of horseback
How did the American colonists separate fact from fiction? It wasn’t easy, explains Emily Sneff in “When the Declaration of Independence Was News.”
Abortion clash heats up at a politically fraught moment
Since the overturning of Roe v. Wade four years ago, abortions in the United States have actually increased, with the rise of abortion medication sent through the mail. Now, a nationwide ruling put th
Landlords seek compensation for pandemic eviction moratorium
Landlords across the country are part of a federal lawsuit demanding compensation after they were prohibited from evicting tenants who didn’t pay rent during the COVID-19 pandemic.
‘It’s a lot for me’: Inside the challenge of soaring food costs
More than half of Americans say everyday life is less affordable. Gas and energy prices are up. But most say rising grocery costs are the main culprit.