Large snowstorm in Northeast presents risk to post-Thanksgiving holiday travel

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Black Friday online spending reached nearly $11 billion, breaking records. A major snowstorm hit parts of Pennsylvania and western New York, with totals expected to exceed 5 feet. Plows are working to clear roads, with some cars getting stuck on highways. The storm disrupted Thanksgiving travel plans, with Sunday expected to be one of the busiest travel days of the year. The incident occurred on December 1, 2024. This news is followed by stories about Native American students celebrating a Comanche teacher, allegations against TV personality Pete Hegseth, supply chain theft during the holiday season, a transgender sports controversy at San Jose State University, a hostage video from Hamas, high-stakes tariff talks between Trump and Trudeau, and a social media ban for children under 16 in Australia. The first major lake-effect snow system of the season resulted in significant snowfall, causing travel disruptions and challenges for residents in the affected areas.

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