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Monitor articles for July 11, 2017

• 'The Hidden Machinery' unveils the magic behind the literature we love
• Meeting human needs
• For conservatives, health-care choice trumps other values
• 6 baseball books for midseason reading
• Bestselling books the week of 7/11/17, according to IndieBound
• US missile defense test successful as North Korea tensions rise
• Trump’s challenges escalate, with son’s email of ‘love’ for Russia help
• 10 best books of July 2017, according to Amazon's editors
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Tuesday, July 11, 2017
• Mary Matsuda Gruenewald graduates from her high school – 74 years later
• Autonomous vehicle legislation soon to appear in House
• British gig economy workers want job security in changing workplace
• Black gun owners ask: Does the Second Amendment apply to us?
• Post-ISIS Mosul tremors with lingering airstrikes
• Paris 2024 Olympic Games bid lauded by Macron as chance to uphold ‘values’
• Bad behavior is normalized online, spreading 'digital nastiness'
• China, India capable of handling border dispute like ‘so many situations in the past’
• Economy races ahead, but land-rights turmoil leaves many Cambodians behind
• How Germany forced a rethink of Africa