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Monitor articles for November 29, 2017

• A consumer protection agency, or a ‘rogue’ one?
• Britain and EU make slow progress toward Brexit
• With harsh words for Russia, Tillerson signals another Trump team rift
• A hint of mercy in post-Mugabe Zimbabwe
• How white parents are addressing racism – by reading to their children
• With thaw toward S. Korea, Beijing shelves patriot games – for now
• Republicans have hope for tax bill despite tensions with Democrats
• Trafficking of African migrants becomes key issue at AU-EU summit
• North Korea claims strongest missile yet after latest test
• House addresses sexual misconduct with mandatory staff training
• Matt Lauer fired from NBC after complaint of sexual misconduct
• 'Radio Free Vermont' touts the power of local government and grassroots efforts
• True womanhood has no limitations
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Wednesday, November 29, 2017
• Tale of an overachieving toaster