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Monitor articles for April 21, 2015
- Logjam breaks in Senate: signs of thaw in Congress?
- How 'flexible scheduling' is keeping workers in poverty
- Saudi calls time on Yemen bombing campaign: Time for politics?
- Was IS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi injured?
- NY judge recognizes chimps as persons: A step toward legal rights for animals?
- Despite more risks, humanity is less vulnerable to floods, study finds
- Jon Stewart: Here's when his last 'Daily Show' episode as host will air
- Supreme Court says police can't prolong traffic stops to allow for a dog sniff
- Can Syria's Assad withstand latest battlefield setbacks?
- A moment to honor the legacy of ‘Lady Day’
- In search of Loch Ness monster, Google maps Scottish lake
- Earth Day 2015: 20 innovators helping protect the planet
- Will a robot run the Jeb Bush campaign?
- Pope accepts Kansas City bishop's resignation for failure to report abuse
- Imitation game: Chinese firm Xiaomi offers a cheaper Apple
- Justice Dept. opens Baltimore police probe after mysterious death
- Hungary says FBI chief insensitive, superficial on Holocaust
- Why Pentagon is cool to Cruz bid to let troops carry personal firearms on base
- Why LeBron James is quitting social media
- Day 1 of sentencing in Boston bombing trial paints picture of defiant Tsarnaev
- Hundreds of Oklahoma earthquakes tied to oil and gas drilling operations
- In Africa's battle against AIDS, a key player hits a crossroads
- The Monitor's ViewChlorine attacks in Syria: Time to reassert a global ban
- How the fall of Qaddafi gave rise to Europe's migrant crisis
- Meet the man who finished last in the Boston Marathon
- Did the Koch brothers just reveal who they will support in 2016?
- Dzhokhar and Tamerlan Tsarnaev: What were they thinking?
- Retirement planning: How to make the most of Target Date Funds
- 3 bdr., 3 bath, 1 tower
- 'A Wrinkle in Time': A cut passage is published
- Pulitzer Prize 2015 winners include 'All the Light We Cannot See,' 'The Sixth Extinction'
- Have mercy! Netflix is bringing back 'Full House'
- An app pushes factories in China to cut pollution
- 'Batman v Superman': Why the trailer's themes could make dubious fans pay attention
- Vacation deals: Trips to Europe, Florida Keys hotels, and more
- Warm kale salad with tahini-ginger dressing and avocado
- Blue Bell Ice Cream recalls all products amid listeria outbreak
- Google partners with Real Change for digital subscription app
- Companies scramble as Google prioritizes 'mobile-friendly' websites
- Why Islamist President Morsi was sentenced to 20 years in prison
- Boat people: A survey of how countries treat migrants
- A Christian Science PerspectiveSeeking true justice
- Auschwitz bookkeeper admits 'moral guilt' in trial
- 'Natchez Burning' author Greg Iles discusses 'The Bone Tree,' the twist-filled sequel
- What happened when a pilot spilled coffee on Serbian president's plane?
- IBM teaches Jeopardy! champ Watson to write recipes, discuss art
- 'All the Wild that Remains' honors two great authors of the American West
- US sending carrier to Yemen coast as civilian casualties mount
- Reader recommendation: All the Pretty Horses
- NYC subway ridership now highest in 65 years. Why?
- Toyota Supra driven by Paul Walker in 'The Fast and the Furious' heads to auction
- Specials like Lilly Pulitzer for Target can be trouble for retailers
- Why the sage grouse is not endangered any more
- Loch Ness Monster photo: A case of plesiosaur pareidolia?
- Japanese train sets world speed record, but is it a smart investment?
- Save the whales? Why the humpback doesn't need protecting anymore
- Stun gun or handgun: How often do police get confused?
- Deadly Mediterranean shipwreck spurs European U-turn on migrant crisis
- Science NotebookWhy does Africa have so many languages?
- Borderland protests: Do Border Patrol checkpoints go too far?
- High-tech mesh separates oil from water, could help with oil spills
- NASA probe prepares for final plunge into Mercury
- The largest structure in the universe is a whole lot of nothing, astronomers say
- NASA space probe snaps images of Ceres' north pole