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Monitor articles for August 28, 2013

• Frugal college living: Readers' best tips
• Louisiana crunch cake
• BlackBerry considers spin-off messaging service
• Google Doodle marks the anniversary of 'I Have a Dream' speech
• 'American Horror Story': What we know about season 3 so far
• Books by E.L. James, Sylvia Day are most often left behind at Travelodge hotels
• How Martin Luther King, Jr. changed my life
• Tesla in the tropics: Why Hawaii has a great electric car market
• Where Iraq's Maliki pins the blame for Baghdad bombings
• It's debt limit time (again). What past showdowns can teach us.
• Teaching a lesson? Striking Mexican teachers snarl capital with protests.
• Britain to UN: 'live up to your responsibilities' on Syria
• French Fry Burger? See who's selling fries on a burger for a buck.
• China steps up the space race: A rover is heading to the moon
• Could you pass Astronomy 101? Take the quiz!
• Medicaid expansion: why some GOP governors are opting in, after all
• Wind energy takes flight in Europe and beyond
• Is the Pacific Ocean holding back global warming?
• An iPad for every student? What Los Angeles school district is thinking.
• Barack Obama's speech on 50th anniversary of March on Washington (full transcript)
• King's 'dream' still unfulfilled for black job-seekers
• Snow leopard cub goes on view at Bronx Zoo
• Pending home sales fall in July
• Facebook says governments in 74 countries have asked for user data
• How a US strike on Syria might play out
• NYPD labeled mosques as terrorist organizations, report says
• Reader recommendation: A Secret Gift
• How one scientist hacked another scientist's brain
• Syrian chemical attack: What's the US evidence?
• Painting of Putin in drag highlights abuse of Russia's anti-gay law
• Once a US school bus, now a Central American taxi
• US wastes enough energy to power UK for 7 years, report finds
• Wii U price cut: Can Nintendo jump-start sales?
• Syria could have major economic consequences, McCain says
• Mortgage rates on the rise
• Stocks close higher. Syria, oil worries linger.
• Are chemical weapons particularly heinous?
• March: Book One
• Obama and King's 'Dream' speech
• Saturn moon Titan's thick shell suggests bizarre interior
• Long lines in Israel: Syria tensions spur rush for gas masks
• La Tomatina: Spain's epic tomato fight now comes at a price
• Fukushima leak: Who will clean up the mess?
• School lunch: Some schools drop federal healthy lunch program
• Why Syria's chemical weapons would be difficult target for US strike
• YouthBuild: solving America's youth crisis
• Parents' role in back to school
• Does President Obama fulfill MLK's dream?
• Gay marriage expands across New Mexico
• 'Into the Wild'-inspired teen found dead in Oregon
• Miley Cyrus, twerking, and the 'sexual hazing' of American pop stars
• 'I Have a Dream' speech: Obama calls to fully realize King's vision
• 'Of Dice and Men': 6 stories from the world of Dungeons & Dragons
• J.K. Rowling: Dumbledore 'was the ... hardest to leave'
• 'Pretty Little Liars,' 'American Idol' were the most-tweeted-about TV shows for the first half of 2013
• 'I Have a Dream' speech marked by church bells nationwide
• Light flight
• RIP Neil Armstrong: Memorial marks one-year anniversary of his death
• Australia backs action against Syria, with or without UN approval
• Victoria Duval pulls a huge upset at the US Open: What happened?
• Did the Saudis offer to pay Russia to back off on Syria?
• New York Times hacked, Syrian Electronic Army takes credit
• Why has global warming paused? Pacific Ocean's 'engine room' running cool.
• Syrian Electronic Army: Who are they and what do they want?
• Fort Hood shooter silent as jury sentences him to death
• How much should you save for retirement?
• Blue Ivy steals Drake's thunder in case of mistaken identity
• The Peace Palace turns 100 as West heads toward Syria fight
• Where King once stood, will Obama close arc of the 'Dream' speech?
• Alec Baldwin, Cate Blanchett propel 'Blue Jasmine' to indie success
• The cost of being the world's No.1 uranium producer
• Secrets of Semipalatinsk: How nuclear theft was averted in Central Asia