On any given Mac laptop or desktop computer, you’ll always find the highest price at the Apple Store. It's exactly the same computer as one purchased at any other authorized source.

The ghost of Steve Jobs doesn't sprinkle magic iDust on it, and the Geniuses haven’t loaded it up with bonus software. There’s nothing special about a Mac purchased from the Apple Store. But making our site navigation easier is an important step toward making it clearer to the world how journalism can be different – and better. When we go beyond the headlines, we find the place where news can begin to unite instead of divide, can be constructive rather than demoralizing.There’s more work for us to do, both in our journalism and in our products. It’s the story of how humanity is wrestling with deeper demands – to be more just, more compassionate, to spread safety and prosperity. And it doesn’t mean going left or right.It means going deeper into what really matters. The answer is not in simply talking about policies and news events more kindly. This will make it easier to find news by topic and region, but also now by value, as well. Why is this important? We know people are exhausted by the constant drumbeat of pessimism, fear, anger, and disrespect. Now, we’re adding a new way to navigate. For many of our stories, we’ve been identifying the deeper values that drive the news, such as justice, generosity, resilience, and so on. On our website, our News & Values page shows all the values we chart and all the stories we’ve done about them. Since last summer, we’ve been working to make that even plainer.

Since 1908, the Monitor has been about exploring deeper themes and ideas.

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