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Monitor articles for January 25, 2008

• Power cuts cripple Southern Africa
• Divided, Thailand eyes ruling party's first steps
• Blockade can't divide some Israeli, Palestinian friends
• Israel sees upside in hole in Gaza wall
• A new Democrats Abroad chapter forms in Lebanon
• Al Qaeda goes north: Police chief killed in Mosul
• Stephen King's new haunt: Florida
• Schickele gets Bach to P.D.Q.
• A 'Jukebox' full of favorites
• At Sundance, the big draws are Patti Smith, U2, Roman Polanski, Osama bin Laden
• DVD reviews: 'The King of Kong' and 'The Invasion'
• New in theaters
• 'Persepolis' peeks behind the veil
• The wild ride of an author-turned-hobo
• Monitor Picks
• House, Bush stimulus deal on fast track
• Scientists urge speedy emission cuts
• British government under fire for controversial antiterror bill
• State elections a test for Germany's left
• Democrats tout first 'global primary'
• Reporters on the Job
• World
• Etc.
• A snowy visit to a treehouse
• Falling out of love with 'bling-bling'
• Peace in the heart of Africa?
• Battlefields will be big test for 'seeing' robot
• Resegregation of U.S. schools deepening
• Scientists urge speedy emission cuts
• European sizes don't fit all
• USA
• Navy resumes use of sonar off California
• Letters to the Editor
• Economic stability, built on Christ
• In Orlando, a Magic rebound
• Chill, Bill
• Darfur's best hope: the ballot box
• South Carolina: It used to be Edwards country