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Israel has bombed Beirut for the first time in months, killing at least five people and wounding dozens of others, according to Lebanese health officials.

Jaina Raff has more in the story.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney doesn't appear to be in any rush to resume trade talks with Washington.

As Dan Karpinchuk reports, he made the suggestion while attending the G20 leaders' meeting in Johannesburg.

The G20 summit ended in Johannesburg today.

Normally at the close, the host country then hands the gavel to the host next year.

But the G20 will be held in the U.S., and President Trump boycotted the event, saying South Africa discriminates against its white minority.

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The U.S.

also skipped this year's climate change talks, which wrapped up in Brazil yesterday.

Eighty countries had been demanding that negotiators agree to a roadmap to transition away from fossil fuels.

They did not.

They did agree to modest progress towards addressing climate change, including payments to help developing nations adapt to climate change.

The agreement did not even mention fossil fuels, the main cause of global warming.

Millions of people are expected to travel for the Thanksgiving holiday, with some facing delays at airports and wet roads.

NPR's Chandelier Duster has more on the story.

For those traveling by air, U.S.

officials are asking they mind their manners and dress with respect.

In a video, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy urges a return to the golden age of travel, with footage of passengers wearing suits and gloves.

The footage then moves to today, with people barefoot fighting and getting arrested.