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Monitor articles for May 04, 2018

• With dueling DACA cases, Supreme Court showdown seems inevitable
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Friday, May 4, 2018
• 'Let the Sunshine In' is a bit more airy than it needs to be
• 'After Auschwitz' follows the lives of six women survivors
• Oklahoma, Kansas pass legislation allowing religious veto on LGBT adoptions
• Ichiro, Japan's baseball hero, begins his long 'Sayonara'
• Karl Marx turns 200: Are his ideas still relevant?
• George Mason faculty wants disclosure of Koch agreements
• 'The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs' covers millennia of dinosaur dominance
• Healed of chronic back pain
• Top Picks: Laura Veirs' 'The Lookout,' the podcast 'Circle Round,' and more top picks
• In the face of scandals, no Nobel literature prize will be awarded this year
• Who's an employee? California ruling updates debate for the gig economy.
• Using Marx’s birthday to recall progress toward peace
• For 'accidental Americans,' the hidden costs prove taxing
• ‘Tully’ gives the Mary Poppins story an unsentimental update
• 'RBG' is a love letter to Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
• As Israel-Iran rivalry burns, Russia’s Tehran ties may get singed
• Oscars academy expels Roman Polanski and Bill Cosby
• Will restaurant robots change the industry or sizzle out?