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Monitor articles for September 19, 2013

• Obamacare defunding: Will there be a filibuster?
• Global warming slowing: What does that mean?
• 5 things you probably didn't know about Tesla Motors
• Four new species of legless lizards discovered in California
• Ending the hypersexualization of girls
• Danziger Bridge retrial takes New Orleans back to Katrina chaos
• Don't panic: Earth has at least 1.75 billion years to go, scientists say
• Why Navy Yard shooting raises tough questions for Pentagon
• Ann Curry interview: Iran's Rouhani says people should be 'completely free'
• Stocks slip after record day
• Colorado flooding puts oil and gas wells underwater
• iOS 7 download problems? Join the crowd.
• Why is Mark Zuckerberg in D.C.? It's not what you might think.
• Big methane discovery on Mars: There isn't any methane.
• Play gets short shrift in school; new media picks up slack
• Kevin Trudeau jailed, then released, after spending $359 on two haircuts
• Home sales climb 1.7 percent in August
• Pakistan's YouTube ban, 1 year later
• McCain disses Putin, but Russians are mostly unimpressed
• Syria: Why Obama's previous Defense secretaries criticize his approach
• Civil war within a civil war? Syrian rebel infighting raises new worries.
• Pope Francis signals remarkable shift in priorities for Catholics
• Syria chemical weapons attack: How could accountability be delivered?
• Raid: Egyptian troops turn to Kerdasa against Islamist stronghold
• For Caroline Kennedy, polite questions at Senate hearing – and some gushing
• Anti-social texting study: New methods confirm old theory
• Wisconsin union fight rumbles toward state Supreme Court
• Battlefield 4 among the titles included in Sony's PlayStation 4 upgrade plan
• 5.3 earthquake hits Fukushima, near nuclear plant
• Plenty of money for weapons in Syria, little for refugees
• To prevent a 'Washington Navy Yard' mass shooting, require gun permits
• Julia Louis-Dreyfus discusses her movie 'Enough Said' and her HBO series 'Veep'
• Conventional – not chemical – weapons are the real problem in Syria
• Jennifer Garner needs a PTA, Hollywood-style
• Why House wants to cut $4 billion from food stamps program
• Dissident Gardens
• Clown terrorizes town: Why are clowns scary?
• Mortgage rates climb to 4.68 percent since last week
• Greek protesters rally before funeral of rapper killed by neo-Nazis
• Hopes are high for Iran's 'diplomatic sheikh' on eve of UN visit
• Calico: Google's latest 'moonshot' targets aging
• J.D. Salinger will be the subject of a biopic
• Don't fear the 401(k)
• Are German politics about to get a lot more unpredictable?
• Tragic shooting at the Washington Navy Yard, and citizen preparedness
• Cars in Foss Lake shed light on Okla. cold cases
• Why a Merkel victory in Germany's elections isn't a sure thing
• Niki Lauda movie, 'Rush,' is ode to rivalry
• French Senate passes ban on child beauty pageants
• Apple iOS 7 review roundup: new apps, new Control Center, new look
• Beanie Baby founder to plead guilty to tax evasion, pay $53M
• Quoted at the UN: Ahmadinejad leaves fiery legacy
• US bridges need $3 trillion in repairs, study finds
• Chocolate pecan caramel shortbread
• US, Britain must rethink nuclear strategy
• McCain slams Putin in Pravda: Who's winning war of words?
• Books to Prisoners answers pleas of inmates
• Man Booker Prize will now be open to any novel written in English
• Officials: No endangered species hurt in Hawaii molasses spill
• Bo Xilai verdict will be announced Sunday morning
• Childhood whiffles back to me
• Alaska dividend: Oil revenue means $900 for each resident
• Work begins on memorial to victims of Rhode Island nightclub fire
• 'Mayhem' as Ottawa bus crashes into train, killing 6, injuring 34
• Greece: Civil servants strike, services shut down ahead of EU, IMF visit
• Life, liberty, and 'liking': Court rules Facebook likes are free speech
• Hurricane Manuel hammers Mexico
• Honesty earns Boston homeless man $104,000 – and counting
• Mexico storms strand thousands of tourists, with no reprieve in sight