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Monitor articles for May 05, 2017

• Why good investors should invest in bad companies
• Podcast episode
• Why migrants, en route to the United States, are pausing in Mexico
• Now playing: Hollywood’s dystopian view of Silicon Valley
• Obama unveils ambitious plans for an unusual new presidential library in Chicago
• Iraqi prime minister: after Islamic State is defeated, US combat troops will leave
• Is the English language becoming less significant in Europe after Brexit?
• China to create its own government-run version of Wikipedia
• Worker anxiety at 4.4 percent unemployment? It's about hidden volatility.
• 'Literally' is a bouncy summer read built on a sleight-of-hand trick
• Top Picks: Tim Gautreaux’s 'Signals,' 'Lion' on DVD and Blu-ray, and more
• Why many Ukrainians think it's time to give up on Russian-occupied region
• At border's edge, open-water marathoners swim for migrant aid
• Why the new health-care bill may keep affordable care out of reach for some
• On responding with love, not hate
• House hard-liners, known for obstruction, learning to govern
• A bid for 'politics of the heart' in the Trump era
• North Korea threats? After six decades, uncertainty is nothing new for South Koreans
• In 'The Lovers,' Debra Winger's intensity is too much for goofy grab bag of a movie
• 'A Woman's Life' director’s poeticism is overly protracted