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Monitor articles for September 01, 2017

• First LookFor the women of 'Thelma & Louise,' the glass ceiling is still only cracked
• First LookPoor state planning blamed for 1,400 killed in South Asia floods
• 'Poolside' art dives into Mexico City's untidy transformation
• First LookOfficials expect to find fraud in Harvey's wake
• Canada puts out the welcome mat for refugees from the US
• The Monitor's ViewA clear signal to help the problem gambler
• First LookHungary requests EU funding for border fence
• First LookKenya court calls for new presidential election amid claims of voter fraud
• First LookUN: IS strongholds in Syria could fall by October
• 'Unlocked' is a barely engaging spy thriller
• In ‘Polina,’ a ballerina pursues contemporary
• Spain's booming tourism industry boosts GDP, jobs – and resentment
• The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Friday, September 1, 2017
• 'The Heart's Invisible Furies' is the funny, touching story of an Irish Everyman
• A Christian Science PerspectiveMothering love for children
• Top Picks: Waxahatchee’s 'Out in the Storm,' the movie 'Their Finest,' and more
• Ground zero for America's Confederate monument debate
• Beyond Harvey: Does the US need to rethink flood management?
• Are we asking too much of Houston's Good Samaritans?
• Difference MakerShe’s giving job opportunities to other women in Senegal – with peanuts