November 29, 2022: China seeks protesters, Biden immigration, BlockFi, Ukraine, Elon Musk

Five stories to know today: Chinese authorities seek out COVID protesters, U.S. Supreme Court to hear fight over Biden immigration enforcement policy, BlockFi makes first appearance in bankruptcy court, Washington, NATO to offer aid to cold, dark Ukraine, Elon Musk says Apple threatened to yank Twitter from App Store


1. Chinese authorities begin inquiries into COVID protesters who gathered in Beijing at the weekend as police remain out in numbers on the city’s streets.

2. The U.S. Supreme Court is set to consider Biden’s immigration enforcement policy.


3. U.S. cryptocurrency lender BlockFi makes its first appearance in U.S. bankruptcy court, after it filed for Chapter 11 protection in a New Jersey court on Monday.

4. The U.S. and its NATO allies pledge money and equipment for Ukraine to help restore power and heat knocked out by Moscow’s relentless missile and drone campaign.

5. Elon Musk accuses Apple of threatening to block Twitter from its app store in a series of tweets. He also said the iPhone maker had stopped advertising on the social media platform.

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