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Monitor articles for September 21, 2013

• Did IRS bureaucrats, liberal media help Obama win in 2012?
• Pope Francis keeps prelate who led crackdown on liberal U.S. nuns
• Palestinian kidnaps and kills Israeli co-worker
• Iran and Syria on stage at UN: Real drama to replace shock theater
• Syria meets first chemical weapons deadline
• Transgender homecoming queen crowned in Orange County
• Bullard: Fed could soon taper after all. This week in the economy.
• Gale Sayers denies he's suing NFL, Riddell over head injuries
• Al Shabaab claims responsibility for Kenya mall attack
• Government spending, Obamacare become game of political ‘chicken’
• Why terrorists struck at upscale Kenyan mall
• Rocket Fuel IPO blasts off on first day
• An isle of youth in graying Germany?
• U of Alabama ends 'whites only' sororities
• Could you quit your job on Monday morning?
• Taiwan invites Chinese majority to try being indigenous for a day
• How a Cold War nuke almost exploded in North Carolina
• In China, mixed marriages can be a labor of love
• Education tech start-ups: No longer the 'sleepy' crowd
• Invisible Man book ban: Who's behind it?
• A look at global population trends
• Nairobi mall attack targeted non-Muslims, says witness
• Saudi princess no slave holder, human trafficking charges dropped
• Cloud computing: Why are Americans confused by it?
• Kidnapped by the Taliban, Afghan woman still defiant
• Typhoon Usagi hammers Taiwan, Philippines, approaches Hong Kong
• Episcopal priest, Malcolm Boyd, is star of a new documentary
• 850 snakes found in garage of New York animal-control officer
• American Catholics like what they're hearing from Pope Francis
• Assad harvests support from Druze in Israel - with apples
• Amanda Knox: Why she won't return to Italy for retrial
• Selena Gomez concerts canceled amid Russian fears over gay rights
• A new way to read the Monitor Weekly
• Cyber war: Different look, same aim
• Is Brazilian sugarcane the answer to U.S. biofuel needs?
• Jennifer Mee, 'hiccup girl,' sentenced to life in prison