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Monitor articles for March 07, 2023

Tracing the evangelical roots of white nationalism
FocusWhere women athletic directors outnumber men
The Monitor's ViewSouth Korea’s olive branch to Japan
First LookMore GOP states cite 'lost confidence' in voter registration program
First LookTrump, DeSantis push court to revisit libel laws in Dominion case
First LookBattle for Bakhmut: Will Ukraine triumph or fall to Russian forces?
Battle over DC statehood collides with politics of crime
Podcast: The Christian Science Monitor Daily Podcast Tuesday, March 7, 2023. The Christian Science Monitor Daily
To build a democratic future, Gambia teaches its autocratic past
A Christian Science PerspectiveFresh winds of transformation and healing
First LookGeorgia leads toward a nuclear future with its first operating reactor