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Monitor articles for February 15, 2018

• Will Holder run for president in 2020?
• An antidote to despair over yet another mass shooting
• In Gaza, amid warnings of an explosion, a sense of abandonment
• Albuquerque rethinks approach to often-absent elementary students
• 'Black Panther' is easily the best of the Marvel superhero movies
• McDonald's tries to shake its junk food image by slimming down Happy Meal
• Israeli police recommend Netanyahu be indicted on bribery and breach of trust
• Judge brings officials, lawyers to soon-to-be-closed homeless camp
• At crossroads of policing and murder, a long push for accountability
• Beyond ticket sales: 'Black Panther' wields cultural punch
• Florida school shooting: Does 'national emergency' warrant national response?
• Discovery becomes top media sports brand in Europe
• South African parliament elects Ramaphosa as president
• Troubled teen charged in deadly Florida school shooting
• Amid Kashmir's unrest, girls' sports are more than a game
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Friday, February 16, 2018
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Thursday, February 15, 2018
• Zuma resigns after deluge of scandals
• Meanwhile... in Nouakchott, Mauritania, a determined group of teenagers is working to improve the country’s capital
• 3 intriguing new science fiction titles
• A historian asks: Do we over-idealize Main Street?
• Living together in harmony