How a pioneering library pays forward its proud legacy (video)
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by Jingnan Peng
1h ago
The revival of a cultural institution means so much more if the community it serves makes use of it. In this companion video to his reported story, the Monitor’s videographer takes us inside Western Library in Louisville, Kentucky, to show both its innovative drive and its public reception ..read more
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In Kentucky, the oldest Black independent library is still making history
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by Jingnan Peng
3h ago
Western Library is the oldest Black library still independently run in the U.S. Its current librarian has made it her mission to share its history with her community ..read more
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Trump may lose immunity case – but in a way that gives him a big win
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by Henry Gass
15h ago
The Supreme Court Thursday weighed former President Donald Trump’s claim that he has absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for official acts while he was in office ..read more
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Kidnapping relatives and spying? Judges accuse Pakistan army of coercing the courts.
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by Hasan Ali
15h ago
At a pivotal moment for Pakistan, top justices are speaking out against military interference. Is it a sign that the military's grip is weakening ..read more
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Meet the Franco-Malian pop star sparking debate over who should sing at the Olympics
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by Colette Davidson
16h ago
Who represents France? It’s a question that has set off a political brouhaha, as far-right leaders complain about President Emmanuel Macron’s suggestion that Aya Nakamura might sing an Édith Piaf song at the Olympics ..read more
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Opportunity knocks in Central Asia
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by the Monitor's Editorial Board
16h ago
Russia’s woes and other geopolitical shifts have allowed the heartland of Eurasia to build on the freedom from big-power intervention ..read more
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As genocide threatens again, the world wakes up to Sudan’s civil war
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by Ned Temko
19h ago
The Sudan civil war’s heavy humanitarian toll and high geopolitical risks are prompting Washington and its allies to seek an end to the fighting ..read more
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To combat racism and antisemitism, John Eaves empowers college students
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by Ira Porter
20h ago
A former Georgia politician, who is Black and Jewish, saw an opportunity to bring students from both those groups together. His approach offers a timely model for civil discourse on campus.   ..read more
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US aid to Ukraine will help it fend off Russia. But victory still isn’t in sight.
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by Jill Lawless and Samya Kullab
20h ago
The new $61 billion U.S. aid package will keep Ukraine from the brink, allowing it to release rationed ammunition and launch anti-aircraft missiles. But as Russia pushes forward, even small offensives may be outside Ukraine’s reach ..read more
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New EPA rule sets deadline for coal fired-plants: Clean up or shut down
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by Chris Carlson
21h ago
The Biden administration has taken its most aggressive action yet on cutting greenhouse gas emissions from the private sector. That includes a strict ultimatum for coal-fired power plants ..read more
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