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Monitor articles for November 13, 2023

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First LookIn surprise move, David Cameron returns to U.K. government
First LookMarches against antisemitism draw 180,000 in France
A Christian Science PerspectiveKeynotes that bless
First LookLA traffic put to the test after massive fire closes Interstate 10
First LookU.S. Supreme Court agrees to adopt its first code of ethics
The Monitor's ViewUkraine’s creativity edge
How US-China ties have crumbled – and where Xi and Biden could rebuild
Why US and Israel are diverging on war in Gaza, and what comes after
First LookTrump’s NY fraud trial resumes, as Donald Trump Jr. takes the stand
Taylor Swift is having a moment. So is girlhood.