'To Bless All Mankind'

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The divine comfort that heals addiction

Kari Mashos

Like many others, I’ve needed to comfort those in my community who have lost loved ones from a drug overdose.
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Endgame for an opiate epidemic

The Monitor’s Editorial Board

Two years ago, Gov.
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Honesty and progress

Tessa Parmenter

Across the globe, nations are declining in corruption, and the citizens who have demanded integrity of leaders have inspired others throughout the world.
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The year of living more honestly

The Monitor’s Editorial Board

One gauge of humanity’s level of honesty is the Corruption Perceptions Index.
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Coming clean on corruption’s links to pollution

The Monitor’s Editorial Board

Rarely does the leader of a country or corporation link character virtue with air pollution.
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Welcoming our neighbors

Michelle Nanouche

Amid hope for a better life, initial entry into a new community can be challenging for both immigrants and their new neighbors.
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Ellis Island of the South

Patrik Jonsson

In another life, one man owned blacksmith shops, a second sold mattresses, and a third labored as a skilled mason.
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The good report

Jen McLaughlin

The inspiring editorial on the facing page points out numerous high points of worldwide progress in 2015.
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The underreported good news

The Monitor’s Editorial Board

The first step in correcting a problem is learning that a problem exists.
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Balancing act: Finding a successful work-life balance

Ingrid Peschke

A Monitor editorial addressing a new generation of women in the workplace.
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Outlook brightens for a new generation of women at work

The Monitor’s Editorial Board

Around the world women still face special challenges in participating in the workforce.
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Cooperation through humility

Randal Craft

One of the key points in the editorial on the facing page is that Asia’s future will depend largely on how nations use their World War II history.