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Monitor articles for August 22, 2016

• Why a single-payer healthcare system is inevitable
• Should Uber and Lyft pay to improve taxi industry? The Bay State says yes
• NASA opens research to public: Why that’s a big deal
• First LookISIS is not the only group to use child suicide bombers
• First LookPoll: Majority of Israelis, Palestinians want peaceful solution
• In Russia, how one mainly Muslim region beat back radicalism
• Why Rio's legacy could be a positive for the Olympic movement
• What can Mother Nature teach us about managing financial systems?
• Here's what critics say about Frank Ocean's long-awaited album 'Blonde'
• Obama's transgender bathroom directive halted just as school resumes
• Russia ceases using airbase in Iran for Syria strikes 'for now'
• Why 'Ben-Hur' couldn't win box office race against 'Suicide Squad'
• Ethiopia says marathoner, who fears for his life, to be welcomed as hero
• First LookTyra Banks to teach at Stanford: Celebrities as professors?
• Don't make this student loan mistake
• How beans could become America's favorite snack
• Three years after damaging Colo. flood, teens help with river restoration
• One year on, Russia's war in Syria is hardly the predicted 'quagmire'
• What can you do to restore decency in American politics?
• Mars isolation study in a Hawaii volcano: What are we learning?
• Best women's fashion deals: Shop summer dresses starting at $8
• Why the ICC is trying Mali cultural destruction as war crime
• The Monitor's ViewPulling kids from war’s rubble
• Can hackers sway public opinion with DNC and NSA leaks?
• First LookArctic luxury liner cruises into controversy and opportunity
• First LookIn a show of unity, European leaders gather at EU’s symbolic birthplace
• How women politicians are becoming just like the guys
• Jekyll Island wants visitors to remember alligators like it there, too
• Study says 1 in 6 cars sold in 2020 must be electric to meet fuel-economy rules
• First LookWill Philippines really leave UN? Foreign secretary plays down threats
• Seven little-known benefits of renters insurance
• 'Anatomy of a Soldier' tells a warrior's story, as seen by 45 inanimate objects
• Country ham butter for corn on the cob
• First LookCalifornians return home as evacuations lifted for Blue Cut fire
• A Christian Science PerspectiveThe inherent intelligence and ability of children
• How Millennial voters see this election
• Who funds your presidential candidate? Trump, Clinton decline to say.
• Speaking Politics word of the week: rigged
• First LookAmid rising tensions, Ukraine opens criminal probe of top Russian officials
• In victory for teacher unions, California's high court upholds tenure
• 'Fair but firm': Is Trump backing off promised 'deportation force'?
• First LookJapan PM Abe appears at Olympics closing ceremony dressed as Mario
• Rising force in Latino turnout: Hispanics who can't vote
• First LookVirginia restores voting rights for 13,000 felons
• Watch: Tools to teach privacy
• First LookSpeedo to donate part of Lochte sponsorship fee to benefit children in Brazil
• First LookCalifornia wildfire threatens famed Hearst Castle
• He's back: Sarkozy says he'll run for French presidency again next year