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Monitor articles for January 10, 2012

• US rescues another group of Iranian sailors
• Germany: High on jobs, low on growth
• On the front lines of sexual assault in the military: Army chaplains
• Is Ron Paul getting too much media attention?
• Stampede at university highlights South Africa's education shortage
• Russia hints foreign sabotage may be behind space program troubles
• New job openings decrease
• Muslim leaders call for Salman Rushdie to be denied entry to India
• Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi confirms run for parliament seat, legitimizing elections
• Renewable energy projects delayed in squabble
• How Mitt Romney's GOP foes are doing Obama's work for him
• Nigerians feel pinch as fuel strikes take a toll
• Mitt Romney in trouble in New Hampshire? Not really.
• 10 self-published novelists who made it big in 2011
• After New Hampshire primary: Will voters 'fire' Romney?
• Sometimes There Is a Void
• 'The Devil Inside' intrigues, but ultimately isn't worth it
• Reader recommendation: The Shack
• LSU vs. Alabama goes from hyped rematch to lopsided score
• War with Iran? Consult history.
• Super PAC windfalls: How deep pockets are funding the 2012 election
• Grand Canyon ban on new mining riles Republicans
• Whale wars victory: Japan to release three activist stowaways
• Tough times? Not for Rolls-Royce.
• Dream a little DREAM: A solution to US illegal immigration that is fair to all
• Thomas Friedman in Cairo: A fact-check
• Guantanamo still in use for US war on terror, 10 years after
• Zen and the art of Facebooking
• Car of the year award: prestige. But more sales?
• How Mexico's Zapatista guerrillas stayed clear of organized crime
• Android phones: Motorola shows Droid 4 with keyboard
• Why good economic news can be bad for Obama
• Work, reimagined: Detroit gets creative
• Thirty ideas from people under 30: The Entrepreneurs
• Beijing's air: like standing downwind from a forest fire
• Supreme Court justices face tangled mess with Texas redistricting plan
• Did seasonal hiring inflate the strong jobs report?
• White House chief of staff resigns at crucial moment for Obama
• CES: Why car gadgets are making inroads at Las Vegas electronics show
• Lawyer makes startling argument in Supreme Court hearing on FCC
• Jon Huntsman is right about Wall Street
• Iran keeps issuing threats, US keeps saving Iranian sailors
• What's Ahmadinejad getting out of his Latin America tour?
• Syria violence accelerates, UN responds with go-slow approach
• Stocks get a boost from Europe, corporate earnings
• Hungary turns away from democracy
• Could Taiwan's relationship with China deteriorate after elections?
• Ahmadinejad, Chavez taunt US from Caracas
• CES 2012: IdeaTab 'transformer' turns tablet into a laptop
• Jon Huntsman banks on his 'Reagan moment' in New Hampshire
• Polygamist leader Warren Jeffs loses phone privileges
• Rick Santorum sweater vest: 'What not to wear' or sleeveless genius?
• Why Ron Paul is defending Mitt Romney after the 'fire people' remark
• Note of caution on the International Criminal Court trials in Kenya
• Sweater vests from Rick Santorum: overpriced?
• Jon Huntsman gaining steam in New Hampshire primary
• Are tough FCC indecency laws obsolete? Supreme Court hears free-speech case.
• Safety from threats large and small
• Syria's Assad, in rare speech, claims victory is nigh
• To avoid impulse buys, count to 10
• Sweet potato sage pasta with chicken
• Picasso painting stolen in Greece during art heist
• LSU crushed by Alabama 21-0 despite ranking
• Food stamp use still rising despite good jobs news
• 7.3 quake strikes off coast of Indonesia; tsunami warning issued
• Why US support for sacked Pakistan ambassador is a double-edged sword
• War with Iran? Consult history.