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Monitor articles for October 05, 2018

• First LookNobel Peace Prize awarded to advocates against sexual assault and rape
• ‘A Star Is Born’ returns to the big screen
• First LookPalestine's Abbas asserts himself as Gaza worsens and Hamas stays in power
• First LookWeekend election to suggest the future of nationalism in Bosnia
• State violence and racial justice: ‘The Hate U Give’ could sear on screens
• The Monitor's ViewDashing myths about wartime rape
• 'Can Democracy Work?' considers the perils and pitfalls of the institution across time
• A laser revolution: How lidar is changing the way we see the world
• FocusPartisanship and the high court: Can Kavanaugh overcome the hearings?
• Concerned about Trump-family tax gaming? His law may prompt others to dodge.
• Venezuela crisis: In Latin America, tough Trump rhetoric increasingly in vogue
• October 5, 2018 – The Christian Science Monitor Daily
• First LookPolice shooting of Texas man overshadowed by news cycle
• A Christian Science PerspectiveThe ‘Thank you!’ that heals
• FocusIn Montana, a folksy farmer and Trump provocateur battles for third term
• In global disputes, political calculus is bumping into economic reality
• First LookFor some immigrants, judge ruling is 'light in the dark tunnel'
• First LookIn Indonesia, some survivors refuse to give up hope