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Monitor articles for September 14, 2007

• China emerges as leader in cyberwarfare
• USA
• Legacy of Duke case: a rein on prosecutors?
• Bush defends high troop levels in Iraq
• New on CD: Kanye West isn't at the top of his 'Graduation' class
• The Washington Metro: a country kid's new playground
• Credit crunch likely to spur reforms
• Unpredictable Putin
• War hits home in 'Valley of Elah'
• Ken Burns's 'The War' as seen through teen eyes
• Letters to the Editor
• World
• Sheikh's death threatens US success in Anbar Province
• A dream to be 'the King' – come true
• Palestine: democracy not Zionism
• Bush hails troop cuts as 'return on success' in Iraq
• New in theaters
• States are closer to trimming autos' CO2 emissions
• Reporters on the Job
• Enough with depressing reading lists
• Somalis in exile send home rap tracks of peace
• Rising violence in Russia's Ingushetia
• Etc.
• Fiction: Johnson crafts a Vietnam epic for the ages
• '08 hopefuls harden views on Iraq war
• For boomer garage-band set, a chance for small-scale stardom
• A citizen of the world
• 'Beyond the Gates' lies a neglected African story
• Monitor Picks
• A revenge thriller, painted in black
• Tubegazing
• São Paulo removes big ads, revealing historic beauty
• Tony Snow: Reporters more liberal than average Americans
• Border issues: live from the passport queue
• At Toronto film fest, even Reese's film is political