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Monitor articles for September 06, 2018

• Why Guatemala is abandoning high-profile anti-corruption drive
• September 6, 2018 – The Christian Science Monitor Daily
• The Monitor's ViewEnding North Korea’s nuclear program: What now?
• With parking-lot shooting, Florida 'stand your ground' law takes the stand
• First LookKavanaugh questions abortion decision as 'settled law' in 2003 email
• In a WordHow many ways to say ‘This stinks’?
• Meanwhile in ... Belista, Bulgaria, a bear once dubbed 'Europe’s saddest' has found love
• His value to Mueller probe less clear, Papadopoulos faces the judge
• A brighter future: Solar power charges rural education in Uganda
• First LookWho will Aung San Suu Kyi stand with: the military or the Rohingya?
• First LookTrans students return to schools ill-prepared to support them
• First LookIndia's highest court delivers victory for LGBT rights
• First LookInside the Democratic Party's reinvention
• First LookCars become the next monthly subscription trend
• 'Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy' argues for a more serious re-reading of 'Little Women'
• White House 'resistance': act of protection, or unadvisable 'soft coup'?
• A Christian Science PerspectiveEveryday holiness can elevate human life
• 10 best books of September: the Monitor's books