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February 06, 2024
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Amelia Newcomb
Senior editor

Confidence is a pillar of a well-functioning society – a point powerfully underscored when it starts to crack.

Two stories today drive at the foundational importance of “full trust,” as confidence can be defined. One involves business: The Boeing Co. is scrambling to reassure the public after a series of safety violations that spoke to ethical shortcomings. Another gets at the social fiber that frays when people are forcibly denied a place in their society – and their sense of their value to it.

But both stories also point to the power of prioritizing efforts to regain trust. As one source told staff writer Laurent Belsie, it’s the “grease” that bolsters positive relationships across society.

You can check out more of our ongoing project about trust here: Rebuilding Trust.


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Two workers walk under the wing of a 737 Max aircraft at the Boeing factory in Renton, Washington, in March 2019.
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Kawehnokwiiosthe teaches students at the Akwesasne Freedom School, May 18, 2023, in Akwesasne. She is herself a graduate of the school, which immerses students in the Mohawk language.

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Kôji Yakusho (left) and Arisa Nakano star in “Perfect Days,” an Oscar-nominated film directed by Wim Wenders.

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An old village in Spain that was submerged under a reservoir has re-emerged during a drought, the worst in 1,200 years.

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South Korean seniors clad in traditional attire take a selfie after a joint graduation and coming-of-age ceremony at Dongmyung Girls’ High School in Seoul, South Korea, Feb. 6, 2024.
( The illustrations in today’s Monitor Daily are by Karen Norris. )

A look ahead

Thanks for joining us today. Tomorrow, staff writer Jackie Valley will shed light on a first-of-its-kind guilty verdict of involuntary manslaughter. The jury found Jennifer Crumbley criminally responsible for a mass shooting by her son, who used a gun his parents bought him. 

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