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Monitor articles for December 14, 2016

• Trump tells anxious tech leaders: 'We're here to help'
• At Russia-Japan summit, end to WWII may not be in play – but a thaw might
• Latin America's deepening relationship with China speaks of a new world order
• Five ways to give when you’re short on money
• As Aleppo falls, Russia and Iran see Mideast influence surge at US expense
• For Japan's Abe, a moment to end World War II with Russia?
• Shooting of elderly Bakersfield man points to gaps in police training
• Copying countdown: How scientists plan to save climate data from Trump
• Ancient Greek 'backwater' actually a bustling metropolis, research shows
• Google publishes national security letters after US lifts gag order
• Yahoo says 1 bln accounts exposed in newly discovered security breach
• New law will nudge federally funded news closer to White House, critics say
• The Monitor's ViewA lesson dawns in Philippine drug war
• Pittsburgh becomes the latest city to approve a ban on conversion therapy
• Why more companies are supporting transparency about climate impacts
• First LookAmazon drone makes its first commercial delivery. Will more follow?
• First LookHow much can we learn about a human ancestor from one footprint?
• First LookUber tests California laws with driverless cars in San Francisco
• First LookA 62-foot wave was recorded in the North Atlantic. How'd they measure it?
• Retirement anxiety? Three tips to save more in 2017.
• Despite turmoil, Brazil keeps up push to jail corrupt politicians
• First LookTrue menace or 'straw man'? Tech debates Trump's Muslim registry idea.
• When should you get your child a bank account?
• First LookThe Big Melt: Arctic receives failing grades on NOAA's annual report card
• 'The Voice' season 11 winner: How country music rules
• First LookSeaWorld writes a new chapter with the first killer whale-free park
• First LookHead Start's state-to-state gaps noted in most comprehensive report card yet
• First LookCould a Colorado tax case raise fees for online shopping?
• Soda taxes do more than discourage consumption
• Can you tell where a bird is from just by looking at its wings?
• 'William Eggleston Portraits' is a body of work that keeps you guessing
• A Christian Science PerspectiveReceiving the healing Christ
• Want to improve grades? Ask students how they feel in class.
• The answer to America's working class job crisis is hard, but not mysterious
• Elon Musk, other Silicon Valley execs to meet with Trump today
• How do New York-area airports rank on ease of holiday travel?
• TV patriarch Alan Thicke of 'Growing Pains' dies
• First LookHindus, Muslims among America's best-educated groups, report finds
• Opinion: Congress needs to check government hacking powers
• First LookBald eagle comes off endangered species list in Washington State
• First LookTrump pick for Energy Secretary: Rick Perry and strong ties to oil
• Trump vs. the intelligence community: Is scuffle damaging?
• The 10 best cities for first-time homebuyers
• 4 audiobooks of memoirs
• Amid debate over government, Poland's civil society roars to life
• Party appetizer: liptauer
• Fall of Aleppo could tip Syria from civil war to insurgency
• Watch Live: Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity
• With SAG noms, has 'La La Land' stumbled on its dance to the Oscars?
• First LookMars may have supported life for hundreds of millions of years
• First LookL.A. to Sydney in 3 hours? Could be, with a space-grazing hypersonic jet.
• First LookIn Ohio, Kasich vetoes ‘heartbeat’ abortion bill in favor of a 20-week ban
• Google's autonomous car spin-off: A tech firm, not an automaker
• The neoliberal consensus is crumbling. What happens next?
• Marmalade worthy of Paddington Bear