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Monitor articles for October 31, 2016

• First LookGun vote: Four ballot initiatives seek more restrictive firearms policies
• First LookTony Saca, former Salvadoran president, arrested on corruption charges
• Cover StoryThe kids who might save the internet
• Four ways to avoid the 'pink tax'
• At long last, Cubs fans get to party like it's 1945
• Rasputin-like scandal in South Korea echoes of dictatorial past
• Pipeline protesters are increasingly divided over tactics
• Why Clinton is sticking with Huma Abedin
• Turkey, pumpkin, and white bean chili with cranberry relish
• First LookCosmic jack-o'-lantern: NASA discovers giant 'pumpkin stars'
• Ford's pedestrian detection system knows where you're walking, even if you don't
• Why new generation of black activists says, 'No thanks' to 2016 election
• In Wisconsin, rural superintendents turn to voters to keep schools going
• A Christian Science PerspectiveLook at what’s possible!
• First LookSoyuz capsule returns multinational astronaut crew to Earth
• Your student loan paid for a shady school? New rules may bring relief.
• First LookIs ISIS responsible for stabbing a German teen?
• First LookWatch as warm temperatures chew into old Arctic ice
• Halloween is a big night for candy — and property crime
• Cubs win Game 5. World Series goes back to Cleveland
• The hopes and lies driving migrant children to the US
• UNICEF report: 88 percent of world's children breathe toxic air
• First LookFry v. Napoleon: Disabled girl takes battle for service dog to Supreme Court
• Are creative professionals ditching Apple for Microsoft?
• Embrace of 'eco' ethos brings new life to a French village
• First LookDutch anti-Islam crusader Geert Wilders boycotts hate-speech trial
• CommentaryProtecting the internet's purpose
• First LookTurkey coup crackdown widens as government detains journalists
• Speaking Politics phrase of the week: 'dead-cat bounce'
• Mercedes will launch 10 electric cars by 2025
• How well do you know historical fiction? Take our quiz and find out!
• In Lebanon vote, counting skills and glass ballot box make all the difference
• First LookEU, Canada sign landmark trade deal
• A solution to California's drought?
• The Monitor's ViewA Mideast beachhead for reconciliation
• Indiana child re-sentenced for murder: A sign of juvenile justice reform?
• First LookClinton campaign enlists girl from anti-Goldwater 'Daisy' ad
• In 'Utopia Is Creepy', Nicholas Carr asks: Does technology mean progress?
• CommentaryWhere democracy thrives
• Pope Francis visits Sweden to mend a nearly 500-year-old schism
• Can a Halloween costume be hate speech?
• After botnet attacks, stakes rise for security in connected things
• First LookSouth Korea rocked by 'shadow president' scandal
• Can Clinton spin latest FBI probe to her advantage?
• 'Barefoot surveyors' flag needs in world's slums: A key to urban development?
• First LookHow a fish vendor's death is sparking rare protests in Morocco
• Did human activity trigger California earthquakes nearly 100 years ago?
• First LookGoogle brews up an adorable kitten wizard game for Halloween
• First LookVideo takes center stage in Charleston and Cincinnati police murder trials
• 'Krazy Kat 1934' is a year's worth of joy