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- 1Christian Science Monitor publishes daily edition for October 13, 2026▼The Christian Science Monitor Daily for October 13, 2026
The Christian Science Monitor released its daily news edition for October 13, 2026, offering readers its regular roundup of reporting on world events, science, and culture. The Monitor, a longstanding US-based newspaper known for its non-sensational approach to journalism, continues its tradition of delivering curated daily coverage to subscribers.
- 2South Sudanese artist finds home amid ongoing conflict▼While conflict persists in South Sudan, her home is where the art is
A Christian Science Monitor profile highlights a South Sudanese woman who continues making art while armed conflict persists in her country, treating her home as a space for creativity despite instability. The story draws attention to resilience and culture in South Sudan, where civil conflict has displaced millions and civilian life remains fragile across much of the country.
- 3Guns, immigration, climate change top Supreme Court docket▼Guns, immigration, climate change top the Supreme Court docket
The US Supreme Court's upcoming term is set to take up major cases on guns, immigration, and climate change, according to the Christian Science Monitor. The docket puts the conservative-leaning court at the center of several of America's most divisive policy debates, with rulings likely to shape federal regulatory power and Second Amendment rights.
- 4Gazans seek calm in a murky swimming pool after three years of war▼After 3 years of war, looking for calm in a murky Gaza swimming pool
The Christian Science Monitor reports on Gazans seeking a rare moment of calm in a murky swimming pool, three years after the war began. The piece captures everyday life amid destruction, where residents look for small escapes and moments of normality despite damaged infrastructure, shortages, and continued hardship across the territory.
- 5A 1980 profile of cultural historian Jacques Barzun resurfaces●Jacques Barzun, Cultural historian and critic (1980)
A 1980 Christian Science Monitor profile of Jacques Barzun, the French-born American cultural historian and critic, is circulating again. Barzun, a longtime Columbia University professor and author of works on art, music and intellectual history, was one of the most prominent public intellectuals of his era. Readers are revisiting the older piece as an introduction to his career and writing.
- 6Brazil moves to regulate AI ahead of presidential vote▼How Brazil is regulating AI ahead of presidential vote
Brazil is moving to regulate artificial intelligence ahead of its upcoming presidential election, a step aimed at addressing risks such as misinformation, synthetic content and the use of AI in political campaigning. As reported by the Christian Science Monitor, the effort places Brazil among countries racing to set rules for the technology before voters head to the polls, raising questions about enforcement, free speech and how such rules could shape the campaign.