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Monitor articles for September 15, 2016

• If we don't give kids mentors, the gang leaders will, former Education chief says
• Inmates on strike: Will it shift the conversation about US prisoners' rights?
• Global organizations working with children to instill healthy eating habits
• First LookObama's conservation push continues with New England marine canyon
• 'Les Deplorables': why some Trump supporters have embraced the label
• Why Trump wants his health, but not his wealth, scrutinized
• Patriotic ferment: California teen's grades docked over Pledge of Allegiance
• Trump's and Clinton’s favorable ratings are awful. Here’s why.
• Emmy Awards 2016: Should entertainment be free of politics?
• In Mexico, volunteers dig deep to get out the (US) vote
• Should the Muslim veil be verboten? Germany debates.
• Difference MakerShe’s helped change the prospects of women affected by the Bosnian war
• First LookPolitical troika: Japan's Democratic Party elects first female leader
• First LookN.H. Union Leader picks Johnson over Trump. But will it matter?
• 'Wolf Boys' offers a disturbing insider view of drug dealing
• A Christian Science Perspective'Judge not'
• Can banking be Uber-ed?
• Obamacare penalty: Here's what you'll pay for not having health insurance
• First LookGoogle eye in the sky: How a spy satellite could prevent illegal fishing
• Bayer-Monsanto merger: Concerns about a seed-and-pesticide food monopoly
• Verbal EnergySome gentle notes for the mean season
• Witness says Philippine president ordered killings
• Why Puerto Rico could swing the Florida vote to Hillary Clinton
• Why Britain is building, with China’s help, a new nuclear power plant
• US teacher shortage: how to keep teachers from quitting
• First LookConnecticut AG challenges ruling that state's education is unequal and unconstitutional
• China launches first 'cold' atomic clock aboard second space station
• Could Donald Trump run his company and the country?
• Why Clinton eyes GOP-led North Carolina: It's more purple than it looks
• First LookMissouri legislators override governor's voter ID veto
• Politics is crippling the US economy, Harvard study says
• George W. Bush's portraits of veterans evoke both controversy and praise
• First LookSyria ceasefire: Will humanitarian aid reach people?
• First LookTesla partner splits over safety concerns
• Freshman banking 101: Checking accounts
• Why California wants health insurance for undocumented immigrants
• First Look'Parrot lizard' used camouflage to avoid becoming lunch
• Why SNAP benefits could be going digital
• The Monitor's ViewWhen foreign leaders praise US bipartisanship
• You know cars, trucks, and motorcycles, but what's an autocycle?
• ‘Tell me why’ we're still so crazy about the Beatles
• Did humans hunt this tiny mammoth to extinction?
• Are humans causing a sixth mass extinction in the oceans?
• Sofia Vergara highest-paid TV actress: Why there's less of a pay gap for TV
• First LookHow an EU license may help heal Indonesia's deforestation
• Should pediatricians ask parents about guns at home?
• Rapid ratatouille
• 'America's Got Talent': Who won, how it finds success during the summer
• First LookCinemark drops bid to recoup $700,000 in litigation costs from Aurora victims
• Employers want workers to cover rising health insurance costs: Is this progress?
• Why Americans' trust in the media is at an all-time low