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Monitor articles for November 02, 2017

• Republicans pitch broad tax cuts. Is that what economy needs?
• A lesson for states that expand gambling
• In Italy, migrant welcome cools
• In Japan, these single moms and shrinking cities are trying a new start – together
• Iran declares US 'number one enemy'
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Thursday, November 2, 2017
• Meanwhile... in Suriname, the all-volunteer Green Heritage Fund Suriname is devoting itself to the rescue of three-toed sloths
• 'Traces of Vermeer' strives to figure out the actual nitty-gritty of Vermeer's craft
• Houston Strong: Astros take World Series title for the first time
• Is the dinosaur family tree becoming a dinosaur?
• British defense secretary steps down after sexual harassment allegations
• Interest rate fixed for now, Fed hints at future hikes
• Afghan girls' education: islands of progress in a sea of adversity
• Scientists discover secret chamber in Egypt's Great Pyramid
• Our prayers to embrace the world and prevent violence
• Newly released documents of bin Laden raise questions about Iran
• 'Brexit': what's happened, what's next
• North Carolina seeks to change its judges: rebalancing or constitutional overreach?
• How US women transformed the Olympics
• Russian hacker groups targeted email accounts around the world