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Monitor articles for November 21, 2022

Somalia on brink of famine. Can new tools, timely aid avert the worst?
US stopped being a nation of workaholics. Enter Elon Musk.
Climate summit achieved new unity. Now there are pledges to fulfill.
The Monitor's ViewWhat bubbles below the Gulf's oil giants
Monday, November 21, 2022 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
A Christian Science PerspectiveOur real home
How a US camp helps Russian-speaking kids in time of war
Readers RespondReaders respond: How far do we go with empathy?
First LookRideshare gospel: Mobile preachers drive home a message of love
First Look'An incredible act of heroism': Colorado gunman tackled by patron
First LookIn Asia, citizen groups fill fact-checking gap left by Big Tech
‘First lady of Indigenous music’: Buffy Sainte-Marie on her storied career