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Monitor articles for January 18, 2010

• Somali pirates fight over record ransom
• In Haiti, aid is finally getting to the people
• Haiti earthquake: Parents try to shield children from the horrors
• What's behind latest Taliban attack on Kabul?
• Ukraine presidential race revives bitter rivalry
• The New York Times edges closer to charging for online content
• BarMax iPhone app retails for $1,000, but who's buying?
• Titian: The Last Days
• The Lacuna
• Kenya's rising culture club
• Six Picks: Recommendations from the Monitor staff
• Want an MBA from an entrepreneurial hot spot? Look to Israel.
• 'Cash for Caulkers' aims to make Americans greener at home
• 'Pants on the Ground': Favre playoff edition
• Obama can put brakes on big bank bonuses
• Yemen Al Qaeda group denies that airstrikes killed its leader
• Piñera won. Will he uphold Chile’s post-Pinochet moral legacy?
• Caldecott, Newbery Medal winners announced
• Adventures in eBayland
• Martin Luther King Jr. Day: Obama's impact on race in America
• Obama in Boston: Was it enough to turn Senate race for Coakley?
• Scott Brown vs. Martha Coakley: will bad weather affect vote?
• In Scott Brown's surprise success, a GOP template for midterms?
• Elections in Ukraine signal important turn on the road to democracy
• Ten Martin Luther King Jr. quotes
• Haiti earthquake: US aid by numbers
• Three ways healthcare reform could pass even if Coakley loses