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Monitor articles for September 19, 2016

• Innovative water storage helps Kenyans thrive in drought
• Has South Korea hardened its stance on helping its northern neighbor?
• U.S., China agree to step up cooperation at U.N. on North Korea
• Aid convoy attacked as Syria calls cease-fire finished
• Terror attack rattles New York streets but not its core
• In a first for Middle East politics, Christians and Islamists stump together
• Speaking Politics phrase of the week: '14-year-rule'
• First LookVideo of black man shot by police in Tulsa had hands up
• Persian Gulf incidents spike, sending message from Iran hardliners
• The Monitor's ViewNew York terrorist attacks: 'Ground Zeal' again
• First LookFrance becomes first country to ban plastic plates, cutlery
• What happens when the systems we rely on go haywire?
• Victim: Minnesota mall attacker emotionless
• Hundreds of immigrants mistakenly granted US citizenship
• At least 17 dead amid opposition protests in Congo's capital
• First LookHow an ancient skeleton may uncover secrets of the Antikythera shipwreck
• Beached New Jersey humpback: What are we doing to protect whales?
• Are all campaign books awful? Clinton's certainly doesn't buck the trend
• UN leaders urge unified refugee support
• First LookKohl's to hire 69,000 seasonal workers, yet apparel sales remain sluggish
• An interview with the trade expert Donald Trump cited 20 times
• Why the Kremlin's big win in Russian elections may not be a victory
• Suspect is shot and captured in New York-area bombings
• First LookAfter attacks, Clinton and Trump tout terror-fighting abilities
• Why is the Fed hesitant to raise interest rates, despite low unemployment?
• National crime rates rise, but only in three cities
• Alistair Brownlee helps brother cross the triathlon finish line first
• This tech editor is passing on the iPhone 7. Here's why you should, too.
• Will tracking digital harassment help defend against internet trolls?
• How much will Alabama pipeline leak raise gas prices?
• Charmian Carr starred in 'The Sound of Music': Why generations still flock to it
• Tax reduces junk food consumption in Mexico, says study
• Scandi-style potatoes
• A Christian Science PerspectivePrayer for honest government
• First LookHow Trump is following in Sanders's fundraising footsteps
• New York City and New Jersey bombs: Are they linked?
• What if volunteers had a Craigslist to help public schools?
• Tax Policy Center and Wharton School partner to score major tax plans
• Tesla Model S holds its value better than most cars
• Minnesota mall stabbing: Lone wolf triggered by Islamic State?
• First LookStill under state of emergency, Paris commemorates terror victims
• How Senate's oddest of odd couples found common ground
• First LookAhead of UN summit, Theresa May urges more control over migrant crisis
• First LookPro-Putin party wins big in Russian elections
• Opinion: Trump’s new economic plan is a 'yuge' bamboozle
• First LookIslamic State claims responsibility for Minnesota mall stabbings
• What companies and the government can learn from the Ukraine grid cyberattack
• First LookBlack holes belch fire after devouring cosmic spaghetti, studies show
• First LookWorld's oldest fish hooks: What they tell us about Paleolithic Japan
• Is it a good idea to combine finances with your partner?
• First LookRejecting migrant policy, Berlin voters deal blow to Merkel's party
• Here's what the new 'Game of Thrones' Emmys record means for TV
• First LookWhy 27 states are fighting federal clean air goals, but meeting them anyway
• First LookNYC and N.J. bombing suspect captured in shootout with police
• 'Moscow Nights' recalls Van Cliburn and the power of music to melt the cold war