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Monitor articles for January 03, 2022

First LookWill Biden stay the course toward nuclear disarmament?
A Christian Science PerspectiveFresh year, fresh ideas
In a WordWords of the Year evoke the preoccupations of 2021
CommentaryWhat I learned on the progress beat
First LookStruggle for democracy in Sudan continues as PM Hamdok resigns
Monday, January 3, 2022 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
The Monitor's ViewNew year, new thinking
‘How can I help?’ After fire, Coloradans’ generosity lifts neighbors.
First LookJan. 6 committee prepares findings on Trump's election challenge
School lunch: How Mary’s Meals nourishes young minds worldwide