Today is Tuesday, December 3rd.

We'll tell you where wintry weather is settling in as Americans dig out from mountains of snow.

Also, we'll explain a landmark climate case before the U.N.'s top court.

And what makes the pardon for President Biden's son Hunter unprecedented?

Plus, the holiday theme on display this year at the White House?

A financial setback for the world's richest man.

And what kind of deals you can expect on this

Travel Tuesday. Those stories and even more news coming up. Welcome, welcome to The Newsworthy,

all the day's news in around 10 minutes. Fast, fair, fun, and on the go. I'm Erica Mandy. Thanks so

much for being here. You're ready? Let's do this.

It's starting to feel a lot more like winter for millions of Americans. This morning,

forecasters expect temperatures to be below freezing in every state east of the Mississippi River.

A few places may even set daily records for low temperatures, and more snow is coming, too.

We already told you about the weather event that brought more than five feet of snow to the Great Lakes region, and that one is starting to wind down.

But another storm system is on its way, and it could bring several more inches of snow to the upper Midwest and east coast.

The same parts of the country where people have been plowing and shoveling for days.

And wintry conditions are expected to last well into the weekend.

Fallout is growing over President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden.

Lawmakers in Congress, including several Democrats, spoke out against the action yesterday.

Some even called it selfish and fear the pardon could further weaken Americans' faith in democracy and justice.

Though a few Dems did come to Biden's defense, saying he just made a humane decision as a loving father.

And others agreed with Biden's point that Hunter was exploited for political purposes.

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