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It’s Saturday, November 30 — here’s what you’ll find in today’s edition:

• Justin Trudeau goes to Mar-a-Lago

• Airline stowaway from JFK to Paris

• 4 quick hits of news from the last 24 hours

Trudeau at Mar-a-Lago

CTV News: Trudeau heads to Mar-a-Lago as Trump's tariff threats against Canada and Mexico loom large, potentially impacting Canadian jobs and economy. Trudeau is showing how serious he is about addressing Trump’s threats.

Fox News notes that Trudeau is his the first G-7 leader to meet Trump. His goal is to steer U.S.-Canada relations away from looming tariffs. And he has some leverage: Canada is noted as a significant supplier of energy and critical minerals to the United States, being the largest provider of U.S. imported crude oil and other key resources.

CBS says Trudeau’s pitch will be that Trump's tariffs would not only harm Canadian industries but also raise costs for American consumers. Also, the U.S. makes relatively few arrests at the Canadian border, compared to much higher numbers at the Mexican border. Why would Trump lump Canada with Mexico.

WPTV adds that Trump’s position is that tariffs are a tool to fight cross border migration and drug trafficking.

Airline stowaway

CTV News reports a woman with a Russian passport bypassed security to board a Delta flight to Paris—she evaded security screening and two identity checkpoints.

Yahoo reveals she hid in the bathrooms during the flight—a maneuver that went undetected on one of the busiest travel days of the year.

CNN adds that the TSA confirmed she passed security screening without a ticket, and was found awaiting deportation in Paris.

Albany Herald highlights TSA's ongoing investigation to address these glaring security lapses at JFK International.

NY Post suggests her success points to potential holiday chaos at the airport, a challenge for security staff to manage during peak periods.

1) Ohio took a controversial step with Senate Bill 104, which ties restroom access in schools to birth certificates.

2) Dakota Ditcheva shook up the MMA world at the 2024 PFL Championship, stopping Taila Santos with a devastating body shot to secure the flyweight title and a $1 million prize.

3) Bomb threats targeted six Democratic lawmakers in Connecticut, showing a deliberate attack and raising concerns about political violence in the US.

4) Some parts of the Great Barrier Reef might tough it out against warming -- cooler spots “could persist despite rising temperatures”.