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Monitor articles for July 28, 2017

• How some lawmakers see a way to work together on health care
• How a 20-million-person crisis goes unseen
• North Korean economy fueled by thousands of laborers in US-allied nations
• With crucial vote looming, Venezuelans hear clarion call to civic action
• Russia trims down number of US diplomats in response to new sanctions
• Treasury chief says Britain will take its time after Brexit
• GOP abandons health care reform for now, after 'skinny bill' defeated in Senate
• 'The Library of Fates' has clever mythology, delicious language
• Top Picks: Charly Bliss's 'Guppy,' National Geographic's video of a feather star, and more
• Europe still wants American coal, boosting exports to new highs
• House-approved budget funds border wall, increases military spending
• Taking the high road in a Himalayan hostility
• Insights about womanhood after watching ‘Wonder Woman’
• Beyond flattery: Why imitation could be humanity's most distinctive feature
• Nuclear diplomacy: Can Trump isolate Iran without isolating US?
• 'An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power' delivers a nimbus-tinged view of Al Gore's actions
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Friday, July 28, 2017