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Monitor articles for February 11, 2008

• Exxon fights Chávez' Venezuela for compensation in courts
• Burma's censors monitor Internet, newspapers - and poets
• Pakistani parties rally amid terror threat
• Report on fossil finds? Burmese censors say no.
• Turkey votes to lift head-scarf ban, but battle continues
• U.S. spotlights Al Qaeda in Iraq weakness
• Iran sees less threat in exiled MKO militants
• Sir Edmund Hillary on top of the world
• Germany’s real-life melodrama
• Cooperstown run amok
• Where Was I?
• A Week's Worth: Quick takes on the world of work and money
• Homeless: Can you build a life from $25?
• Office romance? First, sign a contract.
• Financial Q&A: Tactics to avoid double taxation on retirement funds
• Election-year politics: Why immigration reform will have to wait
• Impoverished Serb tennis on a roll
• Burma promises democratic elections
• USA
• World
• Etc.
• Reporters on the Job
• A belated Valentine's Day treat
• Quiet choice behind the curtain
• The Dead Sea Scrolls' message for today
• Tobacco: an inconvenient weed
• Congress eyes defense cuts
• As writers' strike nears end, Hollywood assesses the damage
• Obama Sweeps 3 States, Huckabee Takes 2
• Clinton-Obama: perils of a long Democratic battle
• Letters to the Editor
• On judges, don't doubt McCain's conservatism
• The case for a national primary
• Congress and the economy: After stimulus bill, what next?