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Monitor articles for January 18, 2018

• Meanwhile... in Iraq, a former US college basketball player has put his troubled career back on track
• Italy's migrants teach themselves to stand up for themselves
• Why fixing US infrastructure matters: $9 per household per day
• Some of Broadway's best picks focus on love, inclusiveness
• An optimistic bear returns in transcendentally cheerful 'Paddington 2'
• Apple to build new campus with tax break funds
• Haitians in limbo as renewal of protection status uncertain
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Thursday, January 18, 2018
• In shutdown showdown, a crucial question: Who will get the blame?
• Reducing drunken-driving tragedies
• #MeTooK12: New campaign raises awareness about rights at school
• Missile attack false alarm in Hawaii raises question: Who is in charge?
• Indigenous Peruvians seek help from Pope Francis to regain access to Incan temple
• Zimbabwe plans first election without Mugabe
• South Koreans chafe against North-South unified Olympics team
• 'Tears of Salt' is a deeply moving, first-hand response to Italy's refugee crisis
• Toward consistent cooperation