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Monitor articles for January 06, 2023

FocusJan. 6 was a security failure. Have the problems been fixed?
Difference MakerIn Sri Lanka, Pastor Moses shows the power of a free lunch
The Monitor's ViewAn Arab soccer tournament tackles corruption
First LookHong Kong, China to ring in Lunar New Year with reopened border
Biden in Mexico: Crises on the agenda, but opportunity is in the air
The ExplainerJan. 6 riot prosecutions: Three questions
A Christian Science PerspectivePuzzled? Get rid of what isn’t needed.
First LookEver wanted a talking dog? New products may be close enough.
Podcast: The Christian Science Monitor Daily Podcast Friday, January 6, 2023 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
Podcast: Why We Wrote This To show quiet progress, he aims his lens at society’s margins