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Monitor articles for April 21, 2017

• British lawmakers say high heel workplace ban is a step too far
• First LookGM closes up shop in Venezuela after government seizes its factory
• First LookISIS claims responsibility for shooting of Paris officer
• A Christian Science PerspectiveChanging course
• O'Reilly and changing a culture of sexual harassment
• Breakthroughs arise from a precise mix of old and new knowledge, say scientists
• Those obituaries for Trump-style populism? A bit premature.
• Peanut butter nutella blondies
• First LookWal-Mart, other retailers betting against Trump’s border tax
• First LookAhmadinejad disqualified from Iranian presidential election
• First LookAfter legal roadblocks, Arkansas performs its first execution since 2005
• John Coltrane documentary 'Chasing Trane' has stunning concert, music clips
• 'Tramps' is remarkably fresh, as are its leads
• FocusIn Balkans, a fragile order grows brittle, threatening stability
• Building resilient rural livelihoods is key to helping Yemen
• March for Science: Can science and political activism coexist?
• First LookLondon library makes denying the Holocaust a little harder
• Is the tumult of France's presidential race a sign of longing for lost grandeur?
• When a child has no lunch money, whose problem is it?
• '99 Poems' is Dana Gioia's celebration of the human endeavor
• 'A Quiet Passion' won't encourage viewers to seek out Emily Dickinson's poetry
• When climate change was part of the farm bill
• Top Picks: 'World Party: The Big Bang Concert Series,' the 'Revolutions' podcast, and more