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As the Monitor begins our 118th year of publication, our new leadership team is going back to our founding documents.

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At a time when there are more autocratic governments worldwide than democratic ones, reporting under the threat of danger or ...

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This year, young people from Mexico to Madagascar to Nepal have protested corruption. But what, exactly, is corruption? And ...

In universities across the United States, the federal government is a principal patron to research. This relationship shapes ...

The question of staying or going, and the forces underneath that decision, are in many ways universal.