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Monitor articles for October 29, 2019

First LookAs US turns its back on Cuba, Russia steps in
First LookAutomakers swerve, side with Trump against California lawsuit
Conspiracy theories rising in US politics: Why now?
Tuesday, October 29, 2019 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
Surviving the first ‘deepfake’ election: Three questions
A Christian Science PerspectivePraying the news
These superfans travel miles to see Donald Trump – and each other
The Monitor's ViewAre job skills and an education the same thing?
Amid war, ancient art is timely reminder of ‘dignity’
Their city's known for war and Ebola. What about rollerblading?
First LookHow Rwanda saves endangered gorillas: with lots of human help
First LookMore employers offer to help their workers pay off student loans