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Monitor articles for December 31, 2007

• She'll always have Paris
• America: Step up on climate change
• Bhutto's death helps further Al Qaeda's Pakistan agenda
• A new way to invest after you retire
• The second Noel
• Brazil's oil 'blessing' is no energy panacea
• America: Step up on climate change
• In reviving Baghdad Zoo, U.S. Army gives Iraqis room to breathe
• USA
• An appreciation: Richard Nenneman
• Saved from development
• Number of Israeli-Palestinian fatalities dropped in 2007, says report
• Fibs flow on job applications
• Bhutto's son and husband to lead party
• Iowa's many undecided voters hold the key to caucuses
• A caring community
• Iffy 2008 outlook for Wall Street
• Economists cover everything from fertility to football in 2007
• A Week's Worth: Quick takes on the world of work and money.
• Fun ways for kids to ring in the new year
• Patriots: The greatest ever?
• Dennis Kucinich: A peace-seeking idealist to the core
• Financial Q&A: Retirement savings not the best source to pay off a mortgage
• Arizona goes after illegal hires
• Health reform comes slowly for California
• World
• No orphans in their family
• The U.S. could lose top talent
• Why the era of cheap food is over
• To greet the new year, some first shred the past – literally.
• Reporters on the Job
• Etc.
• Kenya reelects Kibaki president amid controversy