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'Gangland' reporters persist, despite risks

How did humans go from foraging to farming?

From apocalyptic novels to `beige' notes. Here Monitor columnist Melvin Maddocks, book editor Thomas D'Evelyn, and Home Forum editor Maggie Lewis jo...

For women in law, 'RBG' is their superhero movie

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In marches against Macron, French protesters recall movements of 1968

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'Gangland' reporters persist, despite risks

How did humans go from foraging to farming?

From apocalyptic novels to `beige' notes. Here Monitor columnist Melvin Maddocks, book editor Thomas D'Evelyn, and Home Forum editor Maggie Lewis jo...

For women in law, 'RBG' is their superhero movie

Bonn ponders implications of its spy scandal

Palm oil casualty? 14 pygmy elephants fall prey to pesticides in Borneo

In marches against Macron, French protesters recall movements of 1968

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Civil War buffs couldn't see history for the trees

For people of Charlottesville, a long year of reckoning

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