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Monitor articles for June 02, 2022

GOP makes gains with minorities. Will it change the party?
Behind bitcoin plunge: Question of trust lingers for cryptocurrency
The Monitor's ViewPalpable peace for now in Yemen
First LookTulsa mass shooting: How might Congress respond?
For US servicewomen, will end of Roe mean end of military career?
Benjamin Franklin bankrolled 200 years of small business loans
First LookFor Africans by Africans: Young innovators battle Big Tech
A Christian Science PerspectiveResponding to God’s guidance
Who can be my neighbor? How a ‘lens of care’ can transform US cities.
Andrew Jackson: The ‘original anti-establishment president’
Thursday, June 2, 2022 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
FocusIn Winnipeg, a vacant store is a symbol of Indigenous renewal
First LookEU ban on Russian oil may be blunted by rising energy prices