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Monitor articles for January 30, 2019

• Apple to fix FaceTime bug that permits eavesdropping
• Nicaragua’s expanding crackdown
• With mud hut and chickens, an ancestral village heals generational divide
• South Koreans pay tribute to Kim Bok-dong, an activist for WWII 'comfort women'
• Stacey Abrams tapped for Democratic response to State of Union
• Russians embrace Soviet ideals – by not paying their gas bills
• Indian transgender activist challenges norms at Hindu festival
• New US policy makes asylum seekers wait in Mexico
• Our critic’s three can’t-miss movies for January
• Howard Schultz: Spoiler or ‘reassuring alternative’?
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Wednesday, January 30, 2019
• A China-controlled internet? Why tech giant Huawei roils Western fears.
• Lots of senators are eyeing the White House. But few have ever made it there.
• Our true identity can’t be stolen
• Super Bowl’s halftime controversy
• US intelligence chiefs: North Korea a bigger threat than Mexico border
• My debt to women of strength
• An old-school solution to identity theft