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Monitor articles for November 21, 2018

November 21, 2018 – The Christian Science Monitor Daily
Voting after Shelby: How a 2013 Supreme Court ruling shaped the 2018 election
How Khashoggi murder, Yemen war are reawakening activism in Congress
Points of ProgressWhat's giving gender parity a leg up at US corporations
The Monitor's View20 years in orbit
This bighearted Flint resident helps many feel blessed at Thanksgiving
A Christian Science PerspectiveAre you a thanksgiver?
Instead of amplifying human biases, can algorithms help fix them?
In nationalism and patriotism, a battle over words and ideas
How Commanders-in-Chief conducted themselves during conflict as seen in 'Presidents of War'
Back in touch with typing
How to give with quality: five points to consider
'Roma' is Alfonso Cuarón’s most personal film