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Monitor articles for February 13, 2019

• 'The Darkest Year' explores how Americans adapted to World War II
• A surprise lesson after the Parkland shootings
• A candidate’s message for Nigerian politics: Make way for women
• Outdoor gear with a side of politics: More retailers embrace activism
• Australia to reopen detention camp after refugees allowed medical access
• Notorious drug lord Joaquín 'El Chapo' Guzmán convicted
• Fancy sneakers and better TV dramas: winds of change under Kim Jong-un
• Fake news roils Nigeria as elections loom
• In which Dave and I find an amphibious unicorn
• T-Mobile, Sprint defend merger to lawmakers
• US, China envoys seek compromise ahead of Trump tariff decision
• Can small liberal arts colleges survive the next decade?
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Wednesday, February 13, 2019
• A healing Science all can practice
• In Arab world, a new alliance is on the rise
• February's 10 books to break the winter doldrums