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Monitor articles for October 03, 2024

Thursday, October 3, 2024 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
The ExplainerBig development in Jan. 6 case against Trump. Why now?
Brazil has struggled to elect women to political office. Upcoming elections could change that.
So, who wants to be a college president? Anyone?
The ExplainerTransgender rights, ghost guns – and an election? The Supreme Court returns.
As Mideast emotions run high, is there room for restraint?
Points of ProgressThe renewable energy of bike-powered French children and a battery-powered Melbourne
A Christian Science PerspectiveThe health you always include
The Monitor's ViewForgiveness in time of war