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Monitor articles for February 02, 2014

Same day delivery? How to get your purchases now
Inside SodaStream factory, machines whir through boycott controversy
Philip Seymour Hoffman, 1967-2014
Super Bowl MVP: Seahawks' Malcolm Smith a fitting choice
Chris Christie fights back over Bridge-gate. Is he cornered?
The Monitor's ViewChina's moment for greatness
Super Bowl 2014: Where's the chaos?
Behind Thailand's vote, a looming national divide
FocusGun debate: Is price of an armed America a more dangerous America?
Super Bowl XLVIII: Broncos, Seahawks destined to dance
El Salvador election: Is 'democratic revolution' fading?
Ever wanted a Formula One racer endorsed car? Now is your chance.
Obama report card: Mediocre grades, 'more effort needed'
Watching the Super Bowl? Maybe its time to upgrade your TV