Morning brief: Mexican prez says 'no tariff war' with US; Thanksgiving bomb threats target Dems, and more

The Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said there will not be "a potential tariff war" between the US and Mexico after a "very kind" conversation over a call with the US President-elect Donald Trump. In other news,Democrats were in the line of fire on Thanksgiving when several of them received bomb threats, Axios reported. In the latest incident, House and Senate Democrats from Connecticut were targeted, including the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee. This comes after a string of Republicans, part of Donald Trump's transition team, also faced similar threats a day back.

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The Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said there will not be "a potential tariff war" between the US and Mexico after a "very kind" conversation over a call with the US President-elect Donald Trump.

Democrats were in the line of fire on Thanksgiving when several of them received bomb threats, Axios reported. In the latest incident, House and Senate Democrats from Connecticut were targeted, including the ranking member of the House Intelligence Committee. This comes after a string of Republicans, part of Donald Trump's transition team, also faced similar threats a day back.

Romania'sconstitutionalcourton Thursday ordered arecountof votes cast in thefirstroundof thepresidentialelection afterallegations that social media platform TikTok gave "preferential treatment" to the surprise winner, Calin Georgescu.

The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade, which was held in New York on Thursday (November 28) for the second year, was disrupted by anti-Israel protesters as police quickly made 25 arrests.