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Monitor articles for January 14, 2022

The ExplainerThe Supreme Court and vaccine mandates: Three questions
A Christian Science PerspectiveWhen painful memories are faced and healed
First LookOhio court scraps maps, showing promise for redistricting reform
Friday, January 14, 2022 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
The Monitor's ViewReversing the odds on the gambling industry
First LookWhy Djokovic may not be able to volley Australia's strict visa rules
Trump 2024? Some supporters quietly hope he won’t run.
First LookTurkey and Armenia talk peace, after decades of hostility
El Salvador questions role of past atrocities in creating new future
Points of ProgressAnimal crossings, and other networks for safety