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Monitor Content for March 6, 2015

Terrorism & Security Boko Haram hits Nigerian town hard despite multinational offensive
Passcode Voices Opinion: Fortifying the Internet of Things means baking in security at the beginning
Passcode What we learned about security and privacy at SXSW
Passcode Industry, privacy groups at odds in opposition to Obama's consumer data plan
Iran-backed advance in southern Syria rattles Israel
Five injured after Palestinian drives into Israeli pedestrians, police say
Change Agent Teens start Mission MAD to make a difference
Global News Blog Twitter users share #HappyHoli: The Hindu festival of color
To spank or not to spank? France, Europe spar over parental discipline.
Latin America Monitor What ex-general wants to teach Honduras police
USA Update NASA's Dawn reaches Ceres, becomes first spacecraft to orbit dwarf planet
USA Update Companies tell Supreme Court: Legalizing gay marriage is good for business
Selma's message on civil rights 50 years later
FDNY's first female chaplain went from World Trade Center to pulpit
A snapshot of Selma, Ala.
Politics Voices Republican leaders should have gone to Selma
Politics Voices Ferguson report finds widespread racial bias: What's next?
Politics Voices E-mail-gate: what the next White House does not need is the secretive Hillary
Politics Voices Are barely trained teachers just as good as education majors? Looks like it.
Wisconsin Assembly passes 'right to work': A blow to income equality nationwide?
Diverse groups tell Supreme Court they support same-sex marriage
New York school abolishes homework. Does homework do any good?
In first, four N.H. school districts shake up testing with Feds' approval
Syracuse, Jim Boeheim hit hard by NCAA over infractions
South shivers, but is this week's snowstorm a harbinger of spring?
N.J. Sen. Menendez could face corruption charges, according to news story
Harrison Ford's love of flying tested before latest incident
Ferguson hopes to discuss Justice settlement after firings, according to mayor
Due to lack of snow, Iditarod forced further north in Alaska
'The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel': The movie is 'second-best' to the first movie
'Merchants of Doubt' approaches the climate change controversy from a novel angle
'Chappie' is jumbled and the movie's logic disintegrates
Kimchi soup with pork belly and tofu
Modern Parenthood Arkansas representative under fire for rehoming his adopted kids
Culture Cafe To see black and blue, Salvation Army uses #TheDress to spread domestic violence awareness
Culture Cafe Leonard Nimoy: Here's how 'The Big Bang Theory' remembered the 'Star Trek' actor
Top Picks: Everyday Genius's life hacks, Andrew Combs' album 'All These Dreams,' and more
Energy Voices The EU's other 'Union': Can energy unite Europe?
Valuing women
The New Economy US economy added 295,000 jobs in February. What winter?
Saving Money Own a Snuggie? You may be owed money.
Saving Money Eight home improvement projects you shouldn't do yourself
In Gear Audi R8 dazzles at the Geneva Auto Show
What are the five best and worst states for working women?
New jobs hit 295,000: robust recovery, but too many Americans still on sidelines
How major companies are lining up in support of gay marriage
Chapter & Verse Will a coloring book help you sleep better?
Chapter & Verse 'At the Water's Edge': A look at 'Water for Elephants' writer Sara Gruen's upcoming work
Chapter & Verse App removes profanity from books – is it a good idea?
'Midnight in the Century' vividly evokes a slice of Soviet history