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Monitor articles for August 31, 2017

• Why ‘killer robots’ are becoming a real threat – and an ethics test
• An independent ticket for 2020? Why it’s more than political gossip.
• Hurricane Harvey Book Club offers readers of all ages a literary oasis
• How 1927’s Mississippi River megaflood changed America
• Digital property rights complicate NAFTA talks
• Bridging the skills gap, one solar panel at a time
• No relapse allowed for Guatemala’s anti-corruption wins
• Judge: Texas law punishing 'sanctuary cities' is likely unconstitutional
• North Carolina legislators await judicial approval on redrawn district maps
• Hillary Clinton to kick off book tour for 'What Happened'
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Thursday, August 31, 2017
• Give us your tired, your poor cosmopolitans
• In Myanmar, Buddhists take hard stance against Muslim Rohingya minority
• Illinois governor to sign sweeping school funding overhaul
• 'So Happiness to Meet You' spins an improbable premise into a deft memoir
• Corbyn, leader of the Queen's loyal opposition, putters about in the garden
• The Idaho town that stared down hate – and won
• Acts of God
• Israelis and Palestinians compete over Muslim tourists