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Monitor articles for October 26, 2007

• This electric bike has zip to spare
• After much anticipation, Rep. Tom Davis won't seek U.S. Senate seat in Virginia
• Japan: still a team player
• A broader sense of comfort
• For the S.U.V. set, a plunge into the mud
• New Colombian political trend: choice
• The go-to song guru
• Osama bin Laden's growing anxiety
• On long-awaited new album, The Eagles emerge as modern-day Rip Van Winkles
• After much anticipation, Rep. Tom Davis won't seek U.S. Senate seat in Virginia
• World
• From far and wide, helpers pour into a fire-stricken San Diego
• Letters to the Editor
• Monitor Picks
• 'Devil' is in the details of Lumet's masterpiece
• Al Qaeda reveals signs of weakness
• High-tech scalpers hit World Series
• Argentina gets set to elect its 'Hillary'
• Bush revives pro-democracy tactics for Cuba
• Berlin's Quiz Taxi attempts cultural hijacking
• This electric bike has zip to spare
• Reporters on the Job
• A tax on carbon to cool the planet
• Into It: Stephen Tobolowsky
• Dan's 'Life' doesn't feel at all real
• European first: The NFL kicks off in London
• New on DVD: 'Meet the Robinsons'
• Large is back – in a very big way
• Tubegazing
• Sudanese oil field attack threatens peace talks
• No end in sight for housing slump
• Clinton's gender poses challenge in Iowa
• Murder of a reggae star sparks reflection in South Africa
• USA
• Kids have it made on Halloween
• At Fenway, she spins for the stands
• Businesses – not cities – benefit from World Series