A U.S.-brokered cease-fire is now in effect between Israel and Hezbollah, with President Biden stating that the agreement is intended to be a permanent cessation of hostilities. However, there are still uncertainties surrounding the fate of hostages held by Hezbollah for over a year and the future of Gaza. NBC’s Keir Simmons provides the latest updates on the situation. The cease-fire comes amidst ongoing conflicts in the region, with tensions between Russia and Ukraine escalating at a rapid pace as well. Additionally, the Biden administration has announced plans for major tariffs on products from Mexico, Canada, and China. Meanwhile, Thanksgiving travel plans are being disrupted by a coast-to-coast storm, with airports preparing for delays and record traffic expected on the roads. Despite these challenges, a writing group has formed an intergenerational friendship and Adele bids farewell to her Las Vegas audience after a successful residency. President Biden is also set to pardon turkeys Peach & Blossom ahead of Thanksgiving, adding a lighter note to the news cycle. Overall, the situation in the Middle East remains complex, with diplomatic efforts continuing to try and bring lasting peace to the region.
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