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Monitor articles for November 16, 2018

• A 'circular economy' appeals to cities wanting to reduce carbon footprints
• Why Brexit compromise hasn’t defused political tensions in Britain
• Future of Cairo uncertain as government plans mass exodus to new capital
• In 'Green Book,' lessons are learned in Jim Crow South
• Remembering Paradise: California town ponders next steps after wildfire
• Abrams considers a legal challenge in the contested Georgia election
• DeVos proposes adding protections to students accused of sexual misconduct
• Across US, trans rights make election gains even as White House pushes back
• Top Picks: The film 'Saving Brinton,' the podcast 'Articles of Interest'
• Fertilize by drone, till by text: Making tech work for Africa’s farmers
• Reaching
• November 16, 2018 – The Christian Science Monitor Daily
• Democrats’ reliance on seniority clashes with enthusiasm for fresh faces
• Black Friday means vinyl: Watch for these releases
• A legal takedown of genocide
• Are mass shootings doomed to be America’s ‘new normal’? ‘That is a myth.’
• Former leaders of Khmer Rouge convicted of genocide, war crimes
• In global refugee flow, Canada finds a surprising solution to a labor shortage
• FAO Schwarz is back: bigger, better, with a focus on 'experience'
• ‘At Eternity’s Gate’ features career-best Willem Dafoe