News for November 29, 2025

President Donald Trump said Venezuela’s airspace should be considered closed, and Venezuela responded that the U.S. had unlawfully suspended migrant repatriation flights and was threatening its sovereignty.

President Donald Trump said Venezuela’s airspace should be treated as closed, deepening pressure on Nicolás Maduro and drawing a sharp rejection from the Venezuelan government.

Blanco Brown says an AI-generated country hit copied his sound without credit, raising new questions about authorship and fairness in music.

U.S. shoppers spent a record amount online on Black Friday, even as high prices and economic worries continued to shape how people bought holiday items.

Black Friday 2025 brought record online spending in the U.S., even as shoppers faced higher prices and economic uncertainty.

The National Weather Service says a winter storm is making holiday travel dangerous across parts of the U.S., with heavy snow and strong winds hitting the Midwest and spreading east.

Ukraine’s leadership is pushing new peace talks in the U.S. while Russian strikes on Kyiv killed civilians and caused fresh damage.

A Louisiana prison held its first father-daughter dance, giving Leslie Harris and other incarcerated fathers a rare chance to reconnect with their daughters and rebuild family bonds.

Babson College student Any Lucia Lopez Belloza was deported to Honduras while traveling home for Thanksgiving, despite a court order meant to stop her removal.

The Washington Commanders are weighing whether injured star quarterback Jayden Daniels should play again this season, even though he could return soon.

Ukrainian soldier Volodymyr Rzhavskyi and other troops see Donald Trump’s peace plan as a forced surrender, even though many also long for an end to the war.

Army Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, a West Virginia National Guard member, was killed in a Washington, D.C., shooting and is being remembered by coworkers as a caring person who loved to laugh.