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Monitor articles for October 26, 2016

• Is it time to rethink the scale and progressivity of the tax system?
• Fearing violence, some officials close schools on Election Day
• 'The Tunnels': how brave Berliners tried to dig a path to freedom
• First LookAs US-allied forces press Mosul, why human rights groups are worried
• A Christian Science PerspectiveNothing to fear – including fear itself!
• US negotiator: 'severe' damage without more climate action
• Consumer Reports' most reliable car brands: Toyota, Lexus...Buick?
• Which country's people are most generous to strangers? Iraq, survey finds.
• Venezuela: Thousands of protestors demand end of 'dictatorship'
• How can universities keep minorities in STEM graduate programs?
• First LookIce-shelf melting seen to accelerate in West Antarctica
• First LookGlobal progress on gender pay gap slows, but one country soars
• Nineteen magazines for people who eat, cook, or grow
• Do we need to rethink the way we search for intelligent alien life?
• Beneath the surface, the South is starting to look a lot less red
• Lessons from the lawn
• Stolen medical data on the cheap after waves of healthcare hacks
• First Look'This Is Us' reveals what happened to Jack: How show's twists got attention
• First LookGuns on campus unlikely to increase safety, study finds
• First LookElk spotted in South Carolina for the first time since the 1700s
• First LookNon-state actor suspected in massive cyberattack: Is that less scary?
• Beef stroganoff with a modern upgrade
• Catholic church to open its archives on Argentina's 'Dirty War'
• What a Science Channel story on Bermuda Triangle got wrong
• Do school dress codes perpetuate sexism, culture of rape?
• First LookThe desktop PC: Can Microsoft revive it?
• Undecided voters in North Carolina: struggling but hopeful
• Barriers rise as Obama tries to pivot to Asia
• Wisconsin clerk rejects early voting site: Is that a form of voter suppression?
• Closure of Calais 'Jungle' camp: What’s next for former residents?
• The Monitor's ViewThe task ahead for the 2016 election winners
• How Lebanon ended lengthy power vacuum and elected Michel Aoun
• Ancient interior decorators: Did early humans line caves with lion pelts?
• How well do you know 'The Voice'?
• Opinion: How to fix an internet of broken things
• In the race for gender equality, the US is losing ground
• A new way to read the Bible: as graphic novel
• Pentagon suspends move to recover Guard enlistment bonuses
• Pakistan arrests "Afghan Girl" from iconic photo on ID fraud charge
• NASA's decade of sungazing: What have we learned and why does it matter?
• First LookNortheast United States will have new national wildlife refuge
• Four student loan myths you might believe
• What you need to know about the botnet that broke the internet
• Italy struck by two earthquakes within hours
• France: authorities declare 'Jungle' migrant camp empty
• Do California parents want bilingual education?
• Why support for Clinton is surging among Millennials
• First LookIn the wake of Time Warner deal, what happens to T-Mobile?
• First LookJewish and Palestinian-Israeli teens learn to collaborate
• Paul Beatty: First American author to win Man Booker Prize
• Should students learn '9 to 5,' too?
• First LookCould charges deal a final blow to Sheriff Joe Arpaio's reelection?
• First LookGoogle Fiber cuts staff, pauses operations while retooling strategy
• First LookObama encourages ban on non-compete agreements for some workers
• First LookWill global pressure help the 'world's saddest' polar bear?
• First LookWhy Saturn's hexagonal pole is now changing color