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Monitor articles for August 23, 2016

• First LookWill Amazon offer cut-rate music streaming for Echo?
• Daft Punk collaborates with The Weeknd: How will the results sound?
• First LookIs ISIS turning to more child bombers?
• First LookWhen will this massive Antarctic ice shelf break apart? Soon, say scientists.
• First LookShould second-graders get homework? Maybe not, says Texas teacher.
• Jazz aficionados remember legendary harmonicist Toots Thielemans
• An advisor’s tips for buying a car
• First LookOnce again, Nigerian forces say they've killed Boko Haram leader
• Mitsubishi Outlander, Lancer recalled for transmission problems
• Vanilla gelato in a milky green tea bath
• Do chimpanzees prefer cooperation to competition?
• First LookLatest batch of Clinton emails sheds light on relationship with donors
• Rare point of unity: Trump and GOP agree on Supreme Court strategy
• Car or no car on campus? It’ll cost you either way.
• Nigerian air force says kills top Boko Haram militants, leader believed wounded
• Nigeria kills a top terrorist, and the world shrugs
• Turkey shells US-backed Kurdish forces in Syria
• Inmates using ramen as currency: Why is this a bad thing?
• Clinton emails: A political controversy with the lifetime of a Broadway hit
• First LookDelphi joins forces with Mobileye for self-driving system by 2019
• What Teddy Roosevelt can teach us about cybersecurity
• For Clinton, presidency and a foundation may not mix
• First LookCentral American child refugees continue to pour into the US
• Wells Fargo to pay $4.1 million fine for cheating student borrowers
• First LookWhere are America's most economically segregated schools?
• First LookHow did a 'zombie' coral reef come back to life?
• First LookAfter losing doping appeal, Russia to be banned from Paralympic Games
• A Bosnian pine named 'Adonis' may be Europe's oldest-living tree
• First LookLost in space no more: NASA finds its missing spacecraft
• Why motor vehicle traffic deaths are rising again this year
• 'The Terror Years' attempts to explain the post-9/11 world
• Judge orders State Department to review 14,900 Clinton emails
• A Christian Science PerspectivePraying for the world
• Turkish military returns fire in Syria after shells hit border town -NTV
• Trump's stamina attack on Clinton stirs talk of gender bias
• What New York's free Wi-Fi kiosks mean to the city's homeless
• What’s behind Filipino strongman Duterte’s popularity?
• To save its native trout, Yellowstone National Park poisons its rivers
• Tuesday marks African-American Women's Equal Pay Day
• The Monitor's ViewA jihadist’s cultural redemption
• Why the 'Tufts-Love' teenage dinosaur is so important
• First LookCan graduate students unionize? National labor board says yes.
• First LookIs this the future of bike lanes?
• Anti-Americanism surges in Turkey, fueled by politicians and zealous press
• Toyota now sells almost 1.5 million hybrids a year
• Back-to-school laptop deals you can't miss
• In the dry and windy West, crews fight flames in seven states
• Why North Korea just fired an underwater missile toward Japan
• Former child workers in India bang the drum for education
• Bestselling books the week of 8/25/16, according to IndieBound
• Feds say, no more swimming with Hawaii dolphins
• Why peace is prevailing, for now, in south Lebanon
• First LookHow we all can help monarch butterflies as they migrate
• First LookHow to explore a World War II shipwreck without getting wet
• Malian extremist pleads guilty to Timbuktu rampage
• Iran: Russia has stopped using Iran base for Syria strikes