Commentary

Despite being responsible for the deaths of nearly 1 million people, the pandemic has yet to inspire U.S. politicians to rebuild trust with the public. The Monitor examines how gentle reckonings inspire positive change.

Much of the Muslim world has asked Hamas to end its governance, perhaps initiating freedom for a people who already embrace their individual sovereignty and right to self-governance.

Praying to see more clearly that God’s goodness is always present opens the door to healing apparent lack in our lives.

While overtly political comedy can spell trouble, stand-up comics – including an increasing number of women – are finding creative ways to question restrictive norms.

Leaning on God’s, Spirit’s, view of existence empowers us to overcome obstacles.

A tragedy of mass deportation has triggered mass charity among Afghans, opening doors for dialogue with the Taliban.

As we learn about God’s endless love for us, we find tangible evidence of this love in our lives. 

Students are seeking to better manage their engagement with cellphone and social media use, with practical strategies and shared reflection.

Recognizing divine Love as the only legitimate motivator of God’s children helps us contribute to a kinder, safer world.

A rising civic maturity, forged by war, has driven young people to protest a law weakening safeguards against corruption. A shift in values has put the president on the spot.