Christian Science Monitor

Thursday’s U.K. election results showed voters’ frustration with Prime Minister Keir Starmer, as they voted out Labour officials and rewarded Reform UK.

Despite close working ties between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, there is a crisis in the U.S.-Israel relationship, with American public support for Israel plummeting. Most Israelis see it. But do they wonder about how to fix it?

The president’s choice of an attorney general bolsters efforts to move away from retributive use of the justice system toward impartial rule of law.

On a bright and dewy spring morning, I was meeting a friend for a walk around nearby Burke Lake Park, and stopped by a McDonald’s to pick up a coup

Calls are growing among some to overturn a Supreme Court decision that gave immigrant children access to public education.

Since late 2024, and now as part of the U.S.-Israel war against Iran, Lebanon’s Tehran-backed Hezbollah militia has been the target of powerful and persistent Israeli attacks. So, how is it that it keeps on fighting, even intensifying its own attacks on Israel?

Shomrim North West London, a volunteer neighborhood patrol, is helping British Jews respond to antisemitic attacks like the one last week in Golders Green.

President Donald Trump’s threats to punish NATO allies over Iran war disputes have spurred Europe to pursue independent defense as trust in the U.S. partnership fades.

"The Sheep Detectives" could have been just a funny fable about sheep searching for their shepherd's killer. Our reviewer says tenderness and melancholy elevate it.

Changes to its constitution indicate that it recognizes South Korea as a separate country, and might also like to be treated as a normal state.