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Monitor articles for June 04, 2012

• Supreme Court sides with Secret Service agents in free-speech case
• How to watch the transit of Venus with a pair of binoculars
• Richard Dawson remembered for personal touch hosting TV's 'Family Feud'
• Obama ad attacks Mitt Romney's record on jobs as governor: risky strategy?
• Wisconsin recall vote: Why didn't Obama campaign there?
• Breastfeeding goals: Over half of new moms miss the mark
• Bruce Springsteen and the Promise of Rock ‘n’ Roll
• Reader recommendation: The Dressmaker of Khair Khana
• Nigeria's Boko Haram a holy war? Maybe not entirely
• 'Safe havens' starting to look a lot less secure
• Wedding cost? Flat. Fewer marry. Wedding boom over?
• Transit of Venus offers rare opportunity to mock astronomers
• 5 games to look for at E3 2012
• Facebook lowering age restriction? Will your toddler friend you?
• As recovery signs slow, US Treasury bonds sales continue
• Calm returns to Wall Street, trading closes with mixed results
• The distracted driving battle moves to the boardroom
• NFL replacement refs: Cautious league to start hiring
• At Christian Scientists' meeting, a call to engage with Christian community
• Spy agency bequeaths two satellites to NASA, free of charge
• Why are Mitt Romney's favorables rising?
• Does Ron Paul want his supporters to cool it?
• NASA space shuttle embarks on voyage to New Jersey
• Tiger Woods win at Memorial shows he's ready for US Open
• Will California's nonpartisan primary result in more moderate candidates?
• Tiananmen anniversary keeps Chinese censors on edge
• Will George Zimmerman get out of jail after $135,000 lie?
• Indonesia rattled by 5.9 earthquake, but no tsunami
• Syria likely to overshadow agenda as EU leaders gather in Russia with Putin
• The euro exodus from Greece and Spain
• Scientists create artificial DNA molecule
• A new mock orange reblooms
• Readers Write: Death penalty can reduce suffering; Gun laws protect
• Richard Scarry's 10 best books
• Drawn to good
• Facebook Junior? The social network prepares for younger users: report
• SmartGlass makes Xbox gameplay a two-screen experience
• Cyberattacks challenge ideas of war – and peace
• Game of Thrones: 12 burning questions as Season Two ends
• Vietnam MIAs: Vietnam opens three sites for US M.I.A. hunt
• Thousands flee Mexico's epicenter of marijuana and poppy production
• Homicides down in Costa Rica and other Central American countries
• Gas prices drop nationally as economy slows
• How to watch the transit of Venus without blinding yourself
• Attorney: Zimmerman was confused, fearful in $135,000 lie
• How military might benefit from study of hard-to-kill mosquitoes
• US stocks set for anemic opening
• 'Game of Thrones' finale finishes the season with powerful moments
• Nigeria plane crash: Was age of aircraft an issue?
• Putin's China visit shows warming ties between neighboring giants
• Even China's stock market can't avoid Tiananmen censoring
• Democrats campaign for Paycheck Fairness Act ahead of Tuesday vote
• Pew survey: Partisan polarization in US hits 25-year high
• Blessing and a curse: countries struggle with oil resources
• Why did Dems spend so little on Wisconsin recall election?
• Mexico's first female presidential candidate: not 'different' enough
• How a US strike on Syria might look: cyberwar could play key role
• Nigeria plane crash: Did the plane run out of fuel?
• 5 solutions for Mexico's drug violence and security challenges
• Using '16 ounce cup' logic to reduce your personal spending
• Locals turn against Taliban in eastern Afghanistan
• Celtics escape in Game 4 thriller to beat Heat, 93-91
• Does Oprah still have her book mojo?
• 4 ways Congress can help American businesses
• Father’s Day gifts: Mom’s dilemma – to surprise or get a list
• US business leaders defend tea party, anonymous political ads
• High school graduation: Ode to the average student
• Doing well by doing good
• Meatless Monday: Spring pea and avocado crostini