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Monitor articles for September 24, 2018

• What Kavanaugh case means for 'innocent until proven guilty'
• September 24, 2018 – The Christian Science Monitor Daily
• Brexit tensions and the two 'i-words'
• Breakfast with Tom Donohue: ‘real trade war’ would harm economy
• Readers write: Examination of US democracy, Nigerian zoo, Fourth of July coverage
• Second woman comes forward with allegations against Kavanaugh
• Hungary continues to stifle independent journalism
• With stalled talks between EU and May, Labour Party searches for its path
• UN honors Nelson Mandela as peace summit begins
• Farmers worry bailouts won't compensate for tariff losses
• For fledgling filmmakers, ‘open screen’ cracks open the Hollywood dream
• White House negotiation tactics may not pay off, America needs to consider civilian costs of coalition efforts in Yemen, The EU needs financial consumer protections, Why are tech companies in Korea summit?, It’s dangerous to give algorithms control
• When cycles of ups and downs seem inevitable
• The key to recovery from a sports scandal
• At UN, a less restrained Trump expected to double down on America First
• Camp Amazon: Inside the 'lungs of the Earth'
• In high-stakes election in the Maldives, a win for democracy
• 'Daemon Voices' allows fans a deep dive into the world view of Philip Pullman