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Monitor articles for October 12, 2007

• Petraeus: Al Qaeda remains 'wolf closest to the sled'
• Auto worker benefits – long rising – begin to wane
• Books: 'The History of the Millennium (So Far)'
• Tubegazing
• Radiohead's 'rainbow' of sound
• Ayn Rand devotees hug over 'Atlas Shrugged'
• The Muslim Brotherhood shows its true colors
• Nobel Prize energizes 'Gore for '08' movement
• The day the music didn't die
• Reporters on the Job
• Fight over court role in US eavesdropping
• Letters to the Editor
• Monitor Picks
• Uphill climb for Rice on Mideast peace
• Brakeless and spoiling for a race
• The bully in China's shop
• Plastic sheen, vibrant heart
• Chatter: no more the bane of train travel
• Kirk Franklin has a holy mission: save modern gospel music
• Judges' opinions off the bench
• US soldiers: Blackwater attacked fleeing Iraqi civilians
• The 'windows of heaven'
• USA
• World
• Turkish ire may affect Iraq war
• The battle for eyeballs at the bus stop
• 'Night' owns the crime-film genre
• Unserved by banks, poor Kenyans now just use a cellphone
• The Geek shall inherit the earth (or TV, at the least)
• New in theaters
• Into It: Oliver Sacks
• Druze wives hope to reclaim old ties
• Why Kosovo is central to Serb national epic