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Boat sinks off Tunisia leaving 20 migrants dead

news Boat sinks off Tunisia leaving 20 migrants dead © Getty Images Thousands of migrants attempt to cross the Mediterranean from north African countries to Europe every year (file photo) At least 20 migrants have died after their boat capsized in the Mediterranean off the coast of Tunisia, officials say. Tunisian coastguard boats retrieved the bodies off the coastal city of Sfax in central Tunisia on Thursday. A search is continuing for at least 20 more people who are still missing. Five survivors were rescued. The boat, with an estimated 45 people on board said to be from sub-Saharan Africa, was attempting to reach Italy.

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First Thing: will the electoral college spell game over for Trump?

First Thing: will the electoral college spell game over for Trump?
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Trump supporters have intimidated and harassed the Electoral College, but electors say extremists won t stop them from casting their vote for Biden

Trump supporters have intimidated and harassed the Electoral College, but electors say extremists won t stop them from casting their vote for Biden horecchio@businessinsider.com (Haven Orecchio-Egresitz) © Erik McGregor/LightRocket via Getty Images Thousands of New Yorkers joined the March to Protect The Results to celebrate after the Biden-Harris ticket won the majority of Electoral College votes. Erik McGregor/LightRocket via Getty Images US electors will cast their votes on Monday, officially securing Joe Biden s election as the nation s 46th president. While the Electoral College meeting is largely pro forma, it s an honor bestowed on politically involved citizens that s worth celebrating.

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Pro-Trump rallies see scuffles in US cities

news Pro-Trump rallies see scuffles in US cities © Getty Images Thousands gathered to hear speeches in Washington DC Thousands of Donald Trump supporters alleging electoral fraud converged on several US cities and towns on Saturday and there were isolated scuffles with counter-demonstrators. In Washington DC, more than 20 people were arrested and four people were stabbed, police said. Mr Trump lost the 3 November election to Joe Biden but is yet to concede. The Electoral College, the system which elects US presidents, is due to endorse Mr Biden s victory on Monday. Mr Biden won 306 votes to Mr Trump s 232 in the Electoral College, and gained over seven million more votes than his Republican rival in the popular vote.

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Black and Latino adults feel more hopeful for the state of the country and less fearful since November s election, a new survey says

Black and Latino adults feel more hopeful for the state of the country and less fearful since November s election, a new survey says INSIDER 12/13/2020 insider@insider.com (Taylor Ardrey) © Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images People wait in line to vote at the polling location at Christ Lutheran Church on Lehigh Street in Reading Tuesday morning November 3, 2020 at 10:00 am. During the 2020 Presidential Election. Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images A new survey suggests Black and Latino adults are more optimistic about the state of the country now, after the presidential election, compared to several months ago.

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