CNN 5 Things 6 AM ET: Ceasefire violations, Biden urges Trump to reconsider, Walmart's roll back & more
Nov 29, 2024
Ceasefire tensions escalate as Israel and Hezbollah face accusations of violations. Bomb threats disrupt Thanksgiving for several Democratic lawmakers. President Biden expresses concern over potential tariffs on Canada and Mexico, urging reconsideration from Trump. As Black Friday approaches, shopping might be harder due to shifting consumer behavior. Meanwhile, Walmart retreats from its diversity initiatives, sparking debate on corporate social responsibility in today's political climate.
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Ceasefire Violations
- Israel and Hezbollah are accused of violating their ceasefire.
- The Lebanese military claims Israel targeted Lebanese territory, while Israel admits to firing but says it was to enforce the ceasefire.
Bomb Threats Against Lawmakers
- Four Democratic lawmakers from Connecticut received bomb threats over Thanksgiving.
- Law enforcement responded, but no bombs were found, and everyone is safe.
Biden's Advice to Trump on Tariffs
- President Biden hopes President-elect Trump reconsiders tariffs on Canada and Mexico.
- Biden emphasized the importance of maintaining good relationships with neighboring allies.