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Monitor articles for February 09, 2017

• Can AI help Facebook stop discriminatory advertising?
• Army issues final permit to construct the Dakota Access Pipeline
• 7 things to know about peer-to-peer insurance platforms
• 'Age of Anger' seeks to lay bare the roots of today's global intolerance
• After sluggish fourth quarter, how can Twitter pick up the pace?
• Malaysian boat with aid for Rohingya arrives to protests in Myanmar
• Pizza Hut reports slumping sales. Is the love affair with the popular pie over?
• An author explains how classic film 'High Noon' illustrated a tense moment in US history
• Why courts could rein in executive power – after decades of allowing it
• Is Latin America's 'pink tide' turning?
• Will Brazil's prison riots spur needed reforms?
• Make a name for yourself with onomastics
• Senate confirms Sessions for attorney general
• What climate change action, Republican-style, might look like
• U.S. high court nominee calls Trump's attacks on judiciary 'demoralizing' -spokesman
• Activists plan 'A Day Without a Woman' strike to follow historic Women's March
• Up close and personal: how Trump's attacks against the judiciary are different
• Panels to the people: 'Community solar' aims to democratize the sun
• From 3,000 to 350: Britain to admit far fewer child migrants than expected
• This man won’t sleep in a bed. Not until everyone is able to have a mattress.
• Should pollinating drones take over for honeybees?
• Jeff Sessions confirmed as country's top lawyer
• A simple truth about countering fake news
• Competing polls: Does handpicked data deepen political divides?
• How to refinance a VA loan
• Under pressure for pro-migrant policies, German government pushes deportations
• Were Oakland officials aware of hazards before the Ghost Ship ignited?
• For skeptical Americans, a debate over whether to give Trump a chance
• Why is Paris putting glass walls around its Eiffel Tower?
• The new ISIS threat: its soldiers are going home
• One year after nuclear deal, Iranian museum welcomes collection home from abroad
• Amid 'sanctuary city' debate, analysis finds that most illegal immigrants live outside city borders
• The (semi) secret history of Trump’s Andrew Jackson portrait
• Just how big is New England's first major storm of 2017?
• For many abroad, an anxious eye on the 'American ideal'
• Is Trump's travel ban really a 'blessed ban' for ISIS?
• Netflix's 'Dear White People' arrives in April: Will show tackle race with skill of film?
• Bestselling books the week of 2/9/17, according to IndieBound
• Despite leaders' chiding, Europeans may think Trump is right about immigration, survey says
• Melania Trump is an unusual first lady. Could she turn that in her favor?
• Kenyan refugee camp, the world's largest, to stay open after high court order
• Dead Sea cave discovery jumpstarts hunt for ancient treasures
• In swipe at Trump's travel ban, Starbucks sells its brand of social responsibility
• Can Somalia’s new leader – a former New York bureaucrat – stabilize his country?
• No one is an island
• As Antarctic ice shelves shrink, 'shelfwatchers' await major break-off
• 5 landmines ahead for the GOP's corporate tax overhaul
• Salted dulce de leche blondies