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Monitor articles for November 03, 2017

• After Maria: Boston uses schools as one-stop shop to assist Puerto Rican families
• 'Murder, Magic, and What We Wore' is the Diet Sprite of Regency romps
• A practical understanding of the infinity of God
• Dreamers face longer wait on the ruling of their fate
• How women in Congress have fought for equal treatment within the halls of Capitol Hill
• ISIS strongholds in Syria fall to government forces
• Female lawmakers come forward with experiences of sexual harassment by peers in Congress
• US economy rebounds after season of hurricanes
• Oasis on wheels: mobile markets bring fresh produce into food deserts
• Sanctuary debate: What should immigration enforcement look like at hospitals?
• Trump's change at Fed's helm is also a vote for continuity
• As Trump takes off for Asia, region watches for a post-'Pivot' plan
• Social media shine a light on themselves
• Securing the vote: Could Henny Nelson, age 131, help Russia rig an election?
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Friday, November 3, 2017
• Trump taps Jerome Powell for Federal Reserve chair
• 'Lady Bird' is frisky and oddball, which is sometimes annoying and more often ingratiating
• Rigorously conventional ‘Last Flag Flying’ has few surprises
• Top Picks: Music group Tank & the Bangas, the Smartify app, and more