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Monitor articles for November 16, 2020

Monday, November 16, 2020 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
Trump’s lawsuits are foundering. But ‘fraud’ charge could linger.
No tourists, but many migrants: Canary Islands face a new reality
The Monitor's ViewPeru’s cry for honest governance
First LookAs Ohio goes, so goes the nation? Not anymore.
Monday Sunrise Briefing: Trump, sort of, acknowledges Biden won
How Turkey’s use of military power furthers Erdoğan’s ambitions
A Christian Science PerspectiveThe power that silences rage
Giving thanks for the 10 best books of November 2020
First LookSingaporean volunteer group gives more than money to help needy
First LookIn Uganda, reopening schools brings new hurdles
Rethinking perspectives on American criminal justice