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Monitor articles for November 27, 2024

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How ‘History Alice’ is getting Gen Z to learn about the past
Russian TV calls Tulsi Gabbard ‘our girlfriend.’ Can she keep US secrets?
In Delhi, life beats on under toxic smog. But residents say this year is different.
How century-old fashion is helping Ukrainians escape the grind of war
Five-star ‘Flow’ and chatty ‘Moana 2’ offer eye-widening animated delights
The Monitor's ViewThanksgiving as forgiving
Trump’s Mideast team: A familiar look for a transformed region
Israel enjoys upper hand as ceasefire signals Hezbollah’s limits
CommentaryAn unlikely Thanksgiving story
A Christian Science PerspectiveGiving thanks for God’s all-power