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Monitor articles for March 25, 2019

First LookMilitary-backed party appears to lead Thailand's first election since coup
Mueller report stokes political rift. Could it inspire some unity too?
The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Monday, March 25, 2019
The Monitor's ViewWhy Americans need a peek at the Mueller report
A Christian Science PerspectiveWorking through ‘the problem of evil’
Childless workers often lose out on tax credits. Not with this program.
As ISIS fell, Syrian hospital inundated by wave of its children
Challenge for 2020 Democrats: How to rise above the pack
First LookCheers and scoffs: Americans divided over Mueller report summary
First LookFarmers grow native 'money tree' in Kenya to protect against drought
First LookStruggling to advance, Ukrainian workers leave for Poland