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Monitor articles for January 10, 2018

• After South-North talks, Seoul tries to chart slow-but-steady course
• NYC looks to divest pension funds of fossil fuels
• A search for survivors continues after mudslides hit southern California
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Wednesday, January 10, 2018
• Speaking of America: 'Now, I feel like home'
• Expressing honesty – it’s never too late
• We seek peace in the toothpaste war
• Children on digital overload
• Catalan separatists push for Puigdemont to return as president
• Judges strike down North Carolina GOP-drawn voting map
• Why earmarks, deplored by many Republicans, find a new fan in Trump
• In famously slender France, can the tide turn against 'fatphobia'?
• In wake of sexual misconduct scandals, mothers of boys focus on developing respect for girls
• Russian interference in Europe brought to surface by congressional report
• 'The Music Shop' celebrates the resilience of ordinary people and the healing power of music
• On DACA, old political fault lines – but new room for optimism
• How to enforce gender equality? Iceland tests the waters