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Monitor articles for August 02, 2018

• In tech worker dissent, signs of a broader shift
• Choosing a world order in Zimbabwe
• August 2, 2018 – The Christian Science Monitor Daily
• Taking a page from Trump’s playbook, politicians take aim at the press
• 'Outlaws' no more: How a driver shortage transforms big-rig work
• Can Pompeo, appearing in Asia, carry off role of trusted seller?
• Trump proposes roll back of tight fuel standards
• Labor chief Trumka walks tightrope on Trump and trade
• Pope announces death penalty as ‘inadmissible’
• NYC ‘violence interrupters’ aim to stop street violence
• Democratic candidates begin to steer away from corporate donors
• Meanwhile in ... Micronesia, officials are looking for help in preserving a mysterious ruin
• How ‘holy days’ became vacation
• In Congress: Work. Dodge tweets. Repeat.
• Experts on their own experience, teens take action on integration
• New Zealand prime minister joins ranks of working moms
• Southeast Asian nations and China come closer to South China Sea agreement
• Is it really possible to be blameless?