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Monitor articles for January 31, 2024

Wednesday, January 31, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
Humans and the moon: A closer look at an evolving relationship
First LookCouncil to NYPD: Officers must record race of people questioned
Points of ProgressBoom and boost: Startups soar and Indigenous teachers get a leg up
First LookUS city councils latest front in activist push for ‘cease-fire’
First LookRace against time: Icelanders build towering structures to stop lava
A Christian Science PerspectiveMaking a valuable impact
Free pads and frank discussion: Bangkok schools tackle ‘period poverty’
The Monitor's ViewThe peaceful dialogue of Latin America
Why Oct. 7 has bound Israeli Druze and Jews even more tightly
Who’s excited for a Biden-Trump rematch? Almost no one.