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Monitor articles for September 29, 2017

• 'American Made' depicts drug cartels as occasion for blithe derring-do
• ‘Loving Vincent’ prompts respect for the effort that went into hand-painted film, if not the result
• The start-ups in an upstart US economy
• Behind the ‘paradox of fear’: Crime is down, but many Americans don’t feel safe
• Reshaping colonial cities, African architects reclaim history – and the future
• UN Security Council split on Rohingya crisis
• SpaceX designs smaller rocket in continued effort to put humans on Mars
• 'Mark Felt: The Man Who Brought Down the White House' leaves Felt's motivations ambiguous
• In Spain, Catalans try independence path that Basques feared to tread
• Symbol of hope: Frida the rescue dog goes to work in Mexico's earthquake recovery
• Where Romulus suckled, wolves roam again
• Russia and Turkey come together as unlikely allies in the Syrian war
• 'At the Strangers' Gate' is Adam Gopnik's captivating story of a couple finding their way in the Big Apple
• History's great stock crash? Not 1929 or 2008, but 1987
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Friday, September 29, 2017
• Deeds of love
• Top Picks: Journeys of Invention app, 'Last Emperor of Mexico,' and more