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Monitor articles for November 18, 2016

• First LookGoogle honors James Welch, writer of the Native American Renaissance
• First LookAnother Democrat shake-up? Tim Ryan to run for House minority leader.
• Hits and misses from the 2016 Los Angeles auto show
• First LookDid the asteroid that did in the dinos drive up a temporary Mt. Everest?
• Taxing multinationals can’t pay for both roads and tax rate reductions
• First LookCanada may get a national bird, but it's not who you think
• First LookScientists turn CO2 into rock – again
• 'Rogue Heroes' traces the wild WWII theatrics of Britain's Special Air Services
• Holiday recipe swap: Southwestern succotash with roasted green chile
• AP source: Trump offers Flynn national security adviser job
• US Jews grapple with election-year eruption of anti-Semitism
• Trump's election triggers flood of immigration questions
• With challenge to Pelosi, Ryan pushes change for Democratic leadership
• Pick by pick, Trump is reshaping the GOP
• Feeding the world: Did scientists just figure out how to grow more food?
• How thoroughly could Jeff Sessions transform the Department of Justice?
• The Monitor's ViewWhy Trump’s ‘forgotten’ must include the homeless
• First LookClimate-vulnerable nations pledge to go 100 percent renewable
• Obama bans Arctic drilling. Will Trump let it stand?
• Here's everything you'll need to host Thanksgiving dinner
• First LookCould Indiana ban abortion?
• Letter to Trump: why businesses could be the face of climate progress
• First LookIraqi children return to school, eager to shed ISIS ‘language of violence’
• 'Nocturnal Animals' has a sadistic edge that is punitive
• Despite protests, Marcos is buried at heroes' cemetery
• First LookHolly Hunter to star in new Alan Ball show: how his work led to HBO success
• Trump aside, Ford and other automakers have already moved to Mexico
• First Look'Gilmore Girls' returns: Most critically well-received of recent reboots?
• First LookIn one more bleached Pacific reef, some corals are 'back from the brink'
• First LookWhy South Korea refuses to share mapping data with Google
• 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them' has too much of a good thing
• 'Off the Rails' provides a window into a psyche
• 'Manchester by the Sea' is true to intricacies of family strife
• First LookMalaysia braces for pro-democracy protests amid crackdown on dissent
• First LookWill Donald Trump require Muslims to register?
• A Christian Science PerspectiveA light for our path
• 2017 Volkswagen e-Golf offers 124 miles of range, more power
• Japan's PM Abe meets Trump, says confident can build trust
• How innovation could preserve culture, as climate change uproots communities
• Why the US is now calling for an arms embargo on South Sudan
• First LookWhy Trump might send humans back to the moon
• Female warriors worry Trump will roll back their gains
• First LookWhy the Shenzhou 11 landing is another leap forward for China
• Vulnerable connected devices a matter of 'homeland security'
• Pot is legal in Massachusetts. What do opposing towns do now?
• American Express, Uber offer free holiday rides from 11 airports