The Idaho town that stared down hate – and won

To view this email as a web page, go [here.]( [[The Christian Science Monitor] RETHINK THE NEWS]( The Weekender September 02,2017 The Idaho town that stared down hate – and won For more than two decades, the Coeur d'Alene community came together, rejecting the vision of white supremacist Richard Butler's small band and organizing a tenacious effort to drive them out without the dangerous confrontation seen recently in Virginia. By Doug Struck Correspondent [Read now]( Why Trump's Arpaio pardon is different Presidential pardons are controversial. But the pardon for Joe Arpaio resurfaces a longstanding theme for President Trump: an antagonistic attitude toward the judiciary. By Harry Bruinius Staff writer | [@HarryBruinius]( [Read now]( In all-hands-on-deck response to Harvey, lessons learned from earlier storms The all-of-the-above aid response – from the National Guard to the Cajun Navy – exemplifies a post-Katrina template for what the nation's top emergency managers call a 'whole-community' response. By Patrik Jonsson Staff writer | [@dixiebureau]( [Read now]( Special Projects How Kim rules: What the North Korean leader's unexpected directions for his country mean for the US [Read now]( In Pictures A volunteer works to put out a forest fire in the northern area of Brasilia's National Park, in Brasilia, Brazil, Aug. 30. [View gallery]( The Christian Science Monitor is a trademark of The Christian Science Publishing Society, registered in the United States and in other countries. This email was sent by: The First Church of Christ, Scientist 210 Massachusetts Ave Boston, MA, 02115-3195, US © 2017 The Christian Science Publishing Society [Privacy]( [Unsubscribe]( [Update Profile]( [Email Preference Center](