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Monitor articles for July 16, 2001

• In abortion fight, lines have shifted
• Weighing benefits of travel insurance
• My party line to the UN
• Score one for missile defense
• Reforming Political Will
• 'Now the world accepts us'
• A popular perk for parents: backup child care
• Don't forget the Baltics' independent history
• Polygamy goes on trial in Egypt
• News In Brief
• Stormy days for France's leader
• Words of Note
• The director becomes the directed
• Keeping track: hotel taxation
• News In Brief
• Listen to the 'scruffy kids,' too
• Care gets expensive, and expansive
• Baby boomers caring for extended family
• Kyoto's Climate Change
• An investor tempted by the latest gold rush
• Reporters On The Job
• Can Bush keep a 'clean' White House?
• Global-warming treaty: last gasp?
• More expensive than college
• Latinos redefine what it means to be 'manly'
• Flak over B-1 bombers may serve as lesson for Rumsfeld
• Expect talk, little action, at economic summit
• A $10,000 tip finally arrives
• Sticking to His Guns
• Promise - a poem
• 'Divine day care'
• Old views of an ancient land
• Wheeling across the US to get their message across
• What's new and maybe useful in the pipeline
• News In Brief
• My long and winding roads
• News In Brief
• Israeli bid to rescue Arab ties
• Market Monitor