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Monitor articles for July 31, 2015

• With Mullah Omar dead, who is the Taliban's new leader?
• How should Paris spend its budget? Locals now get to choose.
• Beijing wins 2022 Winter Olympics vote
• Chad reintroduces death penalty. Which other countries use it?
• How one Muslim turned a childhood of bullying into a popular children's book series
• 'Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation' makes the audience feel for the characters
• 'Best of Enemies' is a terrific documentary about the Vidal-Buckley debates
• Chris Hadnagy on the Def Con hackers posing as your coworkers
• 'Game of Thrones': Here's how many seasons we're getting
• How well do you know Jon Stewart's time on 'The Daily Show'?
• Myanmar releases nearly 7,000 prisoners in holiday pardon
• NASA finds super-Earth just 21 light years away
• Tesla Motors will give you $1,000 for a referral, but there's a catch
• Arson attack in West Bank deepens tensions over Jewish settlements
• Safe in His care
• Planned Parenthood broke no abortion laws, Indiana officials say
• Are Internet-connected devices eavesdropping on our conversations?
• With Confederate flags at MLK church, fight for national identity persists
• McDonald’s restaurants in Australia test ‘gourmet breakfast’
• Next stop, Florida swamps: Two women qualify for final phase of Ranger School
• Lake Mead shrinks to unveil long-submerged historic town
• What is Coyote Logistics and why is it worth $1.8 billion?
• How the US energy boom shapes the world
• Ten best networking tips for people under 40
• How an obscure motion to 'vacate the chair' spoils House GOP's August vacation
• Zimbabwe to US: Extradite dentist for killing Cecil the lion
• Do police body cams work? NYPD issues report.
• Shrimp and fresh corn grits with basil
• Debris found on beach could help unlock the mystery of Flight MH370
• New scam tricks financial advisors into giving up clients’ money
• Obama signs act that gives voice back to disabled
• Universities create new scholarships for 'e-sports' athletes
• Man shoots down neighbor's drone: Where's the privacy line?
• Zimbabwe calls for dentist to be extradited over Cecil the lion: Is US likely to cooperate?
• TPP environmental accord: can it change bad business practices?
• Water strider robot: This bug-inspired bot can hop on water
• Iran calls for Israel's nuclear disarmament
• Could catcalling become illegal in Austin, Texas, and elsewhere?
• Get out of jail free: US cities eye bail reform, other efforts to help poor
• Facebook preps giant solar-powered drones that beam out Internet service
• Coast Guard will suspend search for missing Florida teens at sunset
• Concern over ‘copycat’ shooters has some asking: Should media coverage change?
• Despite setback, Wall Street pushes ahead with social impact bonds
• Jon Stewart: Here are the guests for his final week on 'The Daily Show'
• Why choice of Beijing to host 2022 Winter Olympics worries even IOC
• Why Turks, Kurds may want to keep wounded peace process alive
• In Honduras, a wellspring of new tools to tackle drought
• Top Picks: The movie 'Far From the Madding Crowd,' the photo series 'Enclosed: Living Small,' and more
• Congress has been gridlocked on highway funding. Why that could be changing.