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Monitor articles for November 05, 2021

First LookVoting rights: Justice Department sues Texas over election law
First LookNobel-winning author believes youth will bring hope to Nigeria
Mandates, bully pulpits, and other presidential myths
Here they go again: ABBA reuniting after 40 years
Data on a warming planet: What’s at stake in global climate summit
A Christian Science PerspectiveThe breath of Spirit
Friday, November 5, 2021 - The Christian Science Monitor Daily
The Monitor's ViewAfrica’s urgency to end the Ethiopian war
The ExplainerMethane gets its due: Climate pledge puts focus on super pollutants
First LookRobots roll to the rescue amid surging demand for food delivery
No refs, no games: Can people play nice?
What more is there to say about Princess Diana? ‘Spencer’ offers a fable.