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Monitor articles for October 03, 2018

• Paris plans zero-carbon future with first 'eco neighborhood'
• Think computers are less biased than people? Think again.
• Germany reaches out to US public as relations strain
• Despite enormous reconstruction costs, Syria vows to rebuild
• All for one? How key undecided senators may approach Kavanaugh vote
• Breaking a taboo: Jerusalem elections and the Palestinian vote
• Look for the burning bush
• Introducing: Perception Gaps by The Christian Science Monitor
• Indonesia’s gift-horse response to post-tsunami aid
• 'Young Benjamin Franklin' reintroduces an icon, seeing him as neither saint nor sage
• In Pakistan, she sees the value in children who ‘are never seen or heard’
• I sing in praise of puttering
• Culture shift: What’s behind a decline in drinking worldwide
• October 3, 2018 – The Christian Science Monitor Daily
• Presidential tax-paying and public trust: Why fairness matters to Americans
• ICE and border officials were unprepared for 'zero tolerance' policy
• Mexican tourism brings uneven development in Nayarit state
• Life skills with a side of kale: Helping homeless youth one salad at a time
• Police officer's testimony reveals striking differences in perception