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Monitor articles for May 11, 2018

• In Schneiderman case, signs of a broader ethical dissonance
• Will Iraqis draw a line between mosque and state?
• Emboldened China – and its webizens – telling foreign firms to fall in line
• Europe's top song contest gets a little more European-sounding
• As strikes rage in France today, the legacy of May '68 looms large
• National program brings American Indian culture to Native students
• Singapore seen as natural choice for US-North Korea summit
• US job program for foreign graduates quadruples in size
• North Korean prisoner release brings hope, frustration to South
• After fleeing violence in Myanmar, Rohingya refugees struggle in India
• Top Picks: '30 for 30' podcast, the Brad Mehldau Trio's 'Seymour Reads the Constitution!,' and more top picks
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Friday, May 11, 2018
• 'The Perfectionists' manages to make precision engineering fascinating
• Listening to our Mother
• Mueller aside, Trump now faces legal peril from a host of sources
• What are you watching? Readers recommend 'This Is Us,' 'Lost'
• Costa Rica's farmers harvest the rain to counter droughts