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Monitor articles for March 26, 2012

• How do we know that Challenger Deep is lowest point on Earth?
• Supreme Court lets stand ruling that sides with transgender inmates
• Bernanke comments send stocks soaring
• James Cameron describes deepest spot in ocean as 'barren'
• Health-care challenge at US Supreme Court: Justices seek way past Day 1 hurdle
• 'Hunger Games' leads Hollywood's dramatic turnaround
• The federal government spends a lot more money than you think
• Gas prices, still climbing, are now just one thin dime from $4 a gallon
• Youth discontent drives vote to oust Senegal's president
• Waterproof your iPhone or Android device with nanocoating
• Obama health reform law goes on trial amid deeply split public opinion
• Interview: Amb. Ryan Crocker warns against war fatigue in Afghanistan
• Catholicism in a communist land: Pope Benedict XVI travels to Cuba
• Meatless Monday: Carrot fritters
• Sgt. Robert Bales: His wife says 'he loves children'
• Helicopter parents force end to Easter egg hunt
• US stocks, job growth rise. Strong recovery ahead?
• 401(k) plans available at work? Sign up. Now!
• Parents in prison, children in need
• A race he always won
• Cheryl Strayed talks about "Wild"
• Why Rick Santorum could lose in Pennsylvania, his home state
• Oil prices edge down toward $106 a barrel
• Betty Oderwald helps save a memory in stone of a 200-year-old forgotten US war
• French gunman the latest of Europe's troubling 'lone wolves'
• Trayvon Martin case: What cities can learn
• Reader recommendation: Philosophical Interventions
• Kurt Vonnegut: unpublished work released through Kindle
• 'Star Wars' novels: still on bestseller lists
• Roy Williams and North Carolina come up short vs. Kansas in NCAA tournament
• Bernanke signals low interest rates, stocks take off
• Can Seoul summit tackle biggest threat to US security – nuclear terrorism?
• Angry Birds Space: Should you download it?
• Syria's opposition faces 'divided we fall' moment
• 'Hunger Games' heroine Katniss Everdeen becomes – a Barbie doll?
• Pending home sales slightly down in February, but up since 2011
• Gas prices rise to $3.93 a gallon
• Democratic progress: East Timor election proves peaceful
• The Paul Ryan 2012 budget: What he learned in 2011
• Individual mandate in Obama's health care law: good for freedom, bad for free-riders
• Xi Jinping rise and Bo Xilai demise: China will move forward with reform, slowly
• Rick Santorum puts 'Romneycare' on trial on steps of Supreme Court
• Past decade's extreme weather is manmade, new study suggests
• Bright Venus to show in daytime sky
• Laundry tips to save you money
• How much do you know about health-care reform? Take our quiz!
• First Taliban, now turncoats: Another Afghan soldier opens fire
• Readers Write: Pull the plug on electric car criticism
• Companies yearn for US debt-reduction plan, says Business Roundtable leader
• Trayvon Martin case: Is hoodie a symbol of menace or desire for justice?
• In Nicaragua, teachers make only half as much as market vendors
• Tiger Woods: 8 memories from his swing coach
• Obama asks Russia to cut him slack until reelection
• Iraq's ominous trendline of violence
• 'Hunger Games': birth of a franchise
• Look who's saving the world: BRICS pump up foreign aid
• Why James Cameron was forced to surface early
• Eric Maddox breaks bread – and barriers – one virtual dinner at a time
• 'Mad Men': Season premiere excels with studies of each character
• 'Breaking Dawn - Part 2' trailer shows Bella as a vampire
• James Cameron dive launches race to the bottom of the world
• Why broadening the tax base is so difficult
• Is New Zealand the new international bully?
• Trayvon Martin hoodie and Skittles rallies spread across nation
• Senegal's president concedes defeat, a welcome step in region of coups
• Tiger Woods: With Bay Hill win, is he ready for another Masters?
• Turkey closes its Syria embassy, boosts aid to opposition