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Monitor Daily Podcast

January 05, 2024
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Clayton Collins
Director of Editorial Innovation

Christa Case Bryant covered Jan. 6, 2021, from inside the U.S. Capitol. Today she explores the continuing fallout. Story Hinckley is traveling for the presidential primaries. She explains below what that entails

Their respective takes – democracy strained, democracy striving – share a commitment to completeness.

“The No. 1 thing you need to do if you want to be fair is constantly evaluating. ... What am I missing?” Christa has said. Every voice counts.

Most Americans don’t vote. “So I want to make sure that I’m talking to the Joe ... outside of the Hardee’s who isn’t even thinking about the election yet,” Story says. “That’s interesting.” We think so, too.


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Today’s stories

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Today’s news briefs

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President Joe Biden is welcomed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as he arrives in Tel Aviv to express his solidarity with Israel, Oct.18, 2023.

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Mayor Brandon Scott hosts a vigil in Baltimore this week for the homicide victims of 2023.
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The White House's budget director Shalanda Young (left) speaks at a Monitor Breakfast Jan. 5, 2024, at the St. Regis Hotel in Washington.

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A reporter’s tactics and tales from the campaign trail

Covering Campaign 2024

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The Monitor's View

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The watchtower at the entrance of San Quentin State Prison in California, July 26, 2023. The state is transforming the maximum security facility to focus on preparing inmates to reenter society. Classrooms and community living will replace cells and bars.

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Dan and Kathy Pratt embrace each other at a vigil at Wiese Park in Perry, Iowa, after a shooting at Perry High School, Jan. 4, 2024. The shooter killed a sixth grader and wounded five other people before killing himself. Hundreds of people convened at the park to support each other and share prayers of hope and healing.
( The illustrations in today’s Monitor Daily are by Karen Norris and Jacob Turcotte. )

A look ahead

Thanks for ending your Friday with us – and come back next week. Neri Zilber will be reporting on the ramifications for Israel of its continued military action in Gaza, and assessing what that action has and hasn’t achieved. Hillary Chura will look at how New York is trying to match employers with migrants who’ve received work authorization.

Finally, if you haven’t already, please let Mark Sappenfield, our editor, hear your thoughts about the news briefs feature we introduced this week. Mark’s at editor@csmonitor.com.

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