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Monitor articles for October 09, 2015

• Why does Gaza have a cafe just for women?
• First LookWhy Chicago is shuttering anti-violence programs amid spike in shootings
• First LookHow Los Angeles plans to minimize damage from next big quake
• First LookAppeals court puts the brakes on EPA's clean water rule
• Judge jails domestic abuse victim. Are better protections needed?
• First LookWhy discussion around guns after mass shootings is so complicated
• First LookDrone crashes near White House – again
• Greece rolls out driverless bus pilot program. Is it a viable option?
• Why England has begun charging for plastic shopping bags
• First LookWhy New Jersey judge shut advocates out of Exxon settlement negotiations
• First LookTennessee jailers accused of keeping mail sent to prisoners: Is that legal?
• Student Immigrant Movement works for educational equity
• 'Pan': How the new movie compares to the other many recent 'Peter Pan' adaptations
• House GOP turmoil: lessons Newt learned the hard way
• First LookArizona campus shooting likely the result of an argument
• First LookAn azure sky? Pluto's 'gorgeous' blue halo intrigues scientists
• Climate change is good news, at least for Swedish sand lizards
• How an underwater heat wave is bleaching coral reefs worldwide
• A Christian Science PerspectiveWe are not our societies
• Unrest in Israel: How do you stop an intifada that has no leader?
• The Monitor's ViewThe Peace Prize’s lesson for civil society
• What does an ancient Ethiopian man's genome say about human ancestry?
• Another drone crashes near White House. Can FAA keep up with drones?
• To stay or go? Migrant women weigh risk of border crossing
• DARPA director on the future of war and securing the Internet of Things
• Outraged customers demand Playmobil stop selling 'racist' figure
• As Obama visits Oregon, four reasons gun rights debate is shifting
• First LookHistoric floods wash out hundreds of S.C. roads – and more rain is coming
• What genome of ancient Ethiopian skeleton tell us about reverse migration
• Pixar's 'The Incredibles 2,' 'Cars 3' get release dates
• First LookFederal judge forces NYC subway to post 'The Muslims are Coming!' ads
• 'Steve Jobs' is an old-school movie in new-style camouflage
• Does Sea World deal forecast the end of orca attractions?
• Nigeria probes suspected Ebola case, one year after virus was stopped
• Top Picks: the Maccabees' album 'Marks to Prove It,' PBS's 'Mary Tyler Moore: A Celebration,' and more
• Wanted: Presidential campaigns that focus on ‘Yankee ingenuity’
• EU diplomat: Safe Harbor 2.0 must guard Europeans’ 'fundamental rights'
• Nobel Peace Prize throws curve with award to Tunisian Quartet
• Chimps and tools: The boys play, while the girls learn
• 'Undermajordomo Minor' is an imaginative fairytale marred by small imprecisions
• First LookWhat cities can learn from one community's handling of police shooting
• Blue skies and water-ice: How similar are Earth and Pluto?
• Whole wheat cinnamon pancakes
• Is Russia trumping US in Syria? Pentagon is of two minds.
• Northern Arizona University: Where should campus gun debate focus?
• Should people be able to demand that websites 'Do Not Track' them?
• No matter who holds the speaker's gavel, the game has changed
• Geek teams on two continents write poverty-breaking apps for Kenya