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Monitor articles for March 08, 2018

• In Texas midterms, 'blue wave' may look more like a ripple
• Suing California: What Washington's move means for future conflicts
• In Nigeria's diverse Middle Belt, a drying landscape deepens violent divides
• First LookParalympic snowboarder invents cutting-edge prosthetics
• First LookGermany will revise social media censor law
• First LookBrazil emerges as partner for US satellite industry
• First LookWomen take to the streets to protest persistent inequality on Women's Day
• First LookNavy hits major milestone for women in submarines
• To curb repeat offenders, the Bay State takes inmates back to school
• Podcast: The Christian Science Monitor Daily Podcast The Christian Science Monitor Daily – Thursday, March 8, 2018
• 'Camp Austen' is the most delightful Jane Austen book of the season
• CommentaryThe way forward for CSMonitor.com
• Meanwhile... in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, a charity searches for homes or useful employment for dogs who find mines
• The ExplainerWhy Trump takes a hard line on steel and aluminum
• The Monitor's ViewBehold Greeks bearing a gift
• For Russians, Pyeongchang was a success. But doping's shadow still hard to escape.
• First LookParkland sets in motion a plan to remember and preserve artifacts from shooting site
• A Christian Science PerspectiveUniversal womanhood