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    • From the MagazineRebuild, or relocate? Displaced Nepali families remain in limbo weeks after flood.By Aakash Hassan / 5 min

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  • THE EXPLAINER
    • AI is rewriting the rules of cybersecurity. Who has the advantage?
      The $6.3 billion Binance cryptocurrency heist shows how AI is transforming cybersecurity, raising the stakes for hackers and defenders alike.
      By Laurent Belsie / 5 min
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    • What is behind the raid on Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar?By Linda Feldmann / 5 min
    • Some AI safety advocates are calling for an AI kill switch. Would it work?By Laurent Belsie / 5 min
    • The price of diesel keeps rising. Why it’s about to hit American consumers.By Victoria Hoffmann, Laina Gustafson / 5 min
  • ENDEAVORS
    • The conservationist who’s building bridges between bats and people
      For decades, Merlin Tuttle has been a leading advocate for bats.
      By Henry Gass / 5 min
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    • With hammer and saw, she builds the case for adventurous playBy Marina Lopes / 4 min
    • Give ’em pumpkin to talk about: New England gourd growers vie for bragging rightsBy Cameron Pugh / 5 min
    • While conflict persists in South Sudan, her home is where the art isBy Patricia Huon / 5 min
  • BOOKS
    • ‘What a Country Owes Its Soldiers’ calls for a rethink of the rights due to soldiers
      UC Berkeley law professor Saira Mohamed documents in her new book how the U.S. military could better care for the human rights of its service members.
      By Aaron Glantz / 5 min
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    • A tale of California’s gold rush, rich in nuggetsBy Terry Hartle / 4 min
    • Two strangers, on opposite sides of a tragedy, seek resolutionBy Deborah Johnson / 4 min
    • Here’s what history class didn’t teach you about TaftBy Danny Heitman / 4 min
  • THE WORLD IN PICTURES
    • For centuries, one family has been safeguarding an ancient library in Mauritania
      Mohammed Abdullah Ould Gholam Habott is responsible for taking care of more than 1,400 manuscripts at the Habott Library, one of only a few family-run libraries still active in Chinguetti. 
      By Kang-Chun Cheng / 2 min
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    • The American Sign Museum is an illuminating trip through timeBy Melanie Stetson Freeman, Scott Baldauf / 3 min
    • This designer in Côte d’Ivoire is tailor-made to suit dignitariesBy Melanie Stetson Freeman, Colette Davidson / 2 min
    • Nature is forever carving, and recarving, picturesque Upper Antelope CanyonBy Melanie Stetson Freeman, Story Hinckley / 2 min
  • FROM THE EDITORS
    • Exploring new ways of telling powerful stories
      We turned to a longtime analyst and resident of South Africa, to help us understand how the stories that nations tell about themselves are lodestars – and, when necessary, a basis for renewal.
      By Kurt Shillinger / 2 min
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    • Reporting the ideas at the center of our political momentBy Stephanie Hanes / 2 min
    • Covering conflict means investigating peace, tooBy Stephanie Hanes / 2 min
    • Democracy’s ‘most important office’By Kurt Shillinger / 2 min
  • READERS RESPOND
    • The gears of memoryBy Monitor Reader / 1 min
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    • Capturing the mood in CanadaBy Monitor Reader / 1 min
    • A clamor for grammarBy Monitor Readers / 1 min
    • Resourceful peopleBy Monitor Reader / 1 min
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