France’s ‘yellow vests’ only have one common message: anger at government
France’s “yellow vest” protesters have been highly visible, but their motives have been cryptic, thanks in large part to their lack of leaders and structure.
Fighting fire with fire – in God’s way
We’d probably all agree that there is too much anger in the world today (see today’s Monitor Daily article on this topic), but instead of
How to soften big conflicts in small ways
A new democratic leader in Armenia is treading a special path by looking to end a tense standoff with Azerbaijan with a ‘people-oriented approach.’
Post-layoffs, GM fights to keep tax credit for electric vehicles
A $7,500 tax incentive for buyers of electric vehicles is critical for General Motors as it ramps up production in the EV market. But some
House Democrats say Trump hush payments grounds for impeachment
Federal prosecutors have linked Trump to illegal hush payments made during the 2016 presidential election to several women. That finding coupled with the pending special
After California fire, ‘search angels’ help connect loved ones
One month after the deadly Camp fire in Paradise, California, many people are still wanting to make contact with family, friends, and acquaintances. In response,
Iraq celebrates anniversary of defeating Islamic State
Iraqis celebrated the one year anniversary of driving out the Islamic State stronghold on Dec. 10. While many approached the national holiday with a joyous
Episode 9: The Role of War
War… what is it good for? Turns out, perhaps peace. While we continue to fight long and expensive wars around the world, they are much
For minors with life sentences, US sentencing reform brings hope for rehabilitation
More attention is being given to the idea that young offenders can still make radical changes to their mindset. As a result, a wide range