Authorities in Argentina are investigating Maradona's death.

Biden's challenges with Trump's immigration policies.

Hurricane season ends in the Atlantic.

Also, the mysterious monolith disappeared in the Utah desert.

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Investigation into Maradona's death

Argentine authorities launched an investigation that included raids on the home and office of Leopoldo Luque, who was Diego Maradona's doctor, on Sunday.

The investigation tries to determine two specific issues: how the events of that Wednesday, November 25 (the day of the death of the Argentine star) occurred and what authority the medical team that treated Maradona had, if he was in a formal home hospitalization or not.

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Biden and immigration policies

When President-elect Joe Biden takes office, he will inherit the restrictive immigration agenda of the Donald Trump administration, which cut off access to asylum and has kept migrants in limbo while they await humanitarian protection.

Biden has promised quick change, but it won't be easy.

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Hurricane season ends

The relentless Atlantic hurricane season officially ends this Monday, but don't pack your umbrellas yet.

Forecasters estimate that other storms may form beyond that date and monitor developments.

The season started ahead of schedule and broke the record for named storms with 30, the most in history.

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Municipal elections in Brazil

The president of the Supreme Electoral Tribunal of Brazil, Luís Roberto Barroso, reported on Sunday that in the second round of the municipal elections held in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic there was an abstentionism of 29.5%, according to the state news agency of Brazil.

How was that day?

Marcos Moreno gives the details from Rio de Janeiro.

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Brazil holds municipal elections 2:28

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The risk of covid-19 when returning home

As millions of Americans return home after Thanksgiving, the coronavirus could be traveling, threatening to implant new pockets of infection across the country.

The United States reported more than 100,000 new cases on Sunday, a figure that has stood for 27 consecutive days.

At coffee time

Metal monolith disappears in Utah desert

The mysterious monolith found this month in the desert disappeared, according to the Bureau of Land Management.

Some explorers managed to discover its location before the disappearance.

The return of Mike Tyson: was it worth seeing?

Mike Tyson and Roy Jones Jr. finished tied in an exhibition match in Los Angeles.

Raúl Sáenz says why Tyson was the real winner.

Was the return of Mike Tyson worth seeing?

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David Prowse, the actor who played Darth Vader, dies

British actor David Prowse, who played Darth Vader in the original "Star Wars" trilogy, has died at age 85, his manager said.

Papa Bouba Diop died, figure with Senegal in the World Cup

Diop scored the winning goal in the 2002 World Cup opener against reigning champions France.

He died at age 42.

German rapper talks about his collaboration with Snoop Dogg

"My Uncle Snoop Dogg" is the new collaboration between the Mexican rapper and Snoop Dogg.

Alemán spoke to CNN about what it means to bring his music with rap legends.

German: 'Uncle' Snoop Dogg gave me a lot of advice 3:37

A pastry chef's idea to adapt his chocolate Santa Claus during the pandemic

Laszlo Rimoczi put edible masks on his Santa Claus and increased the sales of his business.

Pastry chef adapts his Santa Claus desserts to the 1:24 pandemic

The number of the day

9,036

It is the number of pieces that the Colosseum has, the largest set of Lego blocks in history.

Quote of the day

"Diego hated doctors, he hated psychologists, he hated everyone ... in terms of health"

Leopoldo Luque, Diego Maradona's doctor, said this in statements made after the raids on his home and clinic by the authorities investigating the death of the Argentine star.

Doctor who treated Maradona: he was fine and decided 2:14

Selection of the day

Take advantage of Cyber ​​Monday discounts

Although Black Friday is over, there are still plenty of opportunities to get great deals.

We select the best in electronics, fashion, cuisine and much more this Cyber ​​Monday.

And to finish…

It emerged from the flames!

Romain Grosjean emerges from the flames after the crash.

Formula One driver Romain Grosjean was involved in a terrible accident that left his car engulfed in flames at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Sunday.

"Okay, he had minor burns on his hands and ankles," Haas team principal Guenther Steiner told Sky Sports.