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Monitor articles for March 16, 2018

• White House turnover: the appeal and the risks for Trump
• South Africa sings in the anti-corruption chorus
• No, the Irish were not slaves in the Americas
• Global decline in democracy? The lesson from India may be 'Not so fast.'
• In 'Tomb Raider,' the chasms are not nearly so wide as the gaps in its plot
• State gun control laws face uphill battles, study finds
• A colorful bus brings books and joy to Afghan children
• Studying snowflakes could provide clues to atmospheric conditions
• 'Journey's End' shows horror of war, spirit that transcends it
• Top Picks: Jade Bird's EP 'Something American,' 'Ladies First' on Netflix, and more
• Russian mayor urges boycott of upcoming presidential election
• Black comedies don’t come much blacker than 'The Death of Stalin'
• 10 best books of March: the Monitor's picks
• For Putin, an election win will be easy. The next six years, a lot harder.
• For Saudi crown prince, US visit falls on bad times, and good
• Salt Lake City cafe employs homeless youth
• Supreme Court to decide how pro-life pregnancy centers can counsel patients
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Friday, March 16, 2018
• 'The Cloister' probes deeply into matters of faith, dogma, complicity, and forgiveness
• Don’t take the (click)bait