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Monitor articles for April 18, 2018

• Even at Starbucks? A conversation grows about hidden racial bias.
• Why Bob Corker is bucking GOP tribalism, in a Tennessee tradition
• Moon shot for peace between the Koreas
• Pompeo for State: Meeting Kim may help sell him as a diplomatic repairman
• How an activist who helped transform postwar Germany views its newest challenges
• 'A real rock:' The one-of-a-kind warmth and steel of Barbara Bush
• Laws limiting LGBT rights stall in US legislatures
• Kendrick Lamar's Pulitzer is a historic moment for hip-hop and American music
• Starbucks to close 8,000 US stores for several hours for racial bias training
• US counties get mixed grades in ‘State of the Air’ pollution report
• For still-stateless Palestinians, cultural life serves as a building block
• Former first lady Barbara Bush remembered for wit, supportiveness
• On-campus food pantries help struggling students succeed in school
• Saudi Arabia to screen 'Black Panther' to mark first theater openings in decades
• How the world made macro strides in curbing microbeads
• 'Varina' imagines the life of Jefferson Davis's widow in the aftermath of the Civil War
• We are not helpless
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Wednesday, April 18, 2018
• How Mom made fudge by feel
• Maple syrup inc.: Vermont’s maple syrup tradition goes high tech, high finance