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Monitor articles for August 15, 2017

• Why the US demands China innovate, not steal
• After Thatcher, New Labour, and austerity, has Britain decided to turn left again?
• Korean leaders, US signal tentative shift toward diplomacy
• Amazon launches new service to target impulse buying
• Ilan Pappe talks about the Middle East: 'Change will come'
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Tuesday, August 15, 2017
• Mayors, officials take action to relocate Confederate statues
• Washington watches critical Alabama Senate race as GOP bellwether
• 'Rescued from ISIS' recounts a father's harrowing journey to save his son
• Lightning injuries dwindle with more time spent indoors, safety education
• Childlike resilience: Hope for the world's displaced youth
• Possible key to N. Korea standoff: US economic pressure on China
• Moral leadership in the wake of Charlottesville
• 'From Holmes to Sherlock' celebrates the versatility of one of fiction's most beloved characters
• In call to cancel debt, Cambodia asks: When war is over, who cleans up the mess?
• Bestselling books the week of 8/17/17, according to IndieBound
• Colleges ponder: Are remedial classes the best way to help?
• Enthusiasm for charter school formation takes hit, new poll finds
• How a colorful Iowa newspaperman is taking on big interests