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Monitor articles for October 17, 2018

• October 17, 2018 – The Christian Science Monitor Daily
• Wireless communication of a different sort
• Water pollution threatens Mandaean religious practices in Iraq
• Florida radio hosts carry on after hurricane Michael shut station down
• As demographics change in Orange County, so do its politics
• At stake in Khashoggi affair: control of the Arab world’s narrative
• In Florida's kaleidoscopic politics, a window into America's future
• Brotherly love and fairness in education
• At a Brexit summit, EU leaders search for solutions – slowly
• Helping Saudis be led by truth, not fear
• 10 best books of October: the Monitor's picks
• Russia's once shadowy spies cast into the light. Why now?
• For many African-Americans, buying a home does not build wealth
• Readers write: ‘Mister Rogers’ thoughts, garden misadventures
• 'In the Hurricane's Eye' puts Revolutionary War conflict the Battle of the Chesapeake back in its deserved spotlight
• To boost preschool quality, Massachusetts invests in degrees for educators
• New hires reflect NHL's move toward including women