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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will appear during a classified remote briefing in Washington DC to address US senators ahead of a key vote on military aid, CNN's Lauren Fox reports.

TNT analyst Julie Foudy sits down with fellow Stanford alumnus Coy Wire to talk football - with a focus on what went wrong, and what's next for the US Women's National team: new coach Emma Hayes.

Senator John Fetterman commissions expelled congressman George Santos to unwittingly make a video message for indicted Senator Bob Menendez.

As Congress remains at an impasse over funding for Ukraine and Israel, the White House issues a stark warning on of the risks of letting resources run dry. CNN's Melanie Zanona has the details.

When two Palestinians opened fire at a bus stop in Jerusalem, one of the heroes of the day was Israeli civilian Yuval Castleman. He ran towards the gunmen, firing his own gun, and was later killed. But not by Hamas militants. As Alex Marquardt reports, he was allegedly killed by an Israeli Army reservist who has now been detained by police - as part of the investigation.

CNN's Erin Burnett asks Lt. Col. Jonathan Conricus, spokesperson for the Israel Defense Forces, about a report that for every Hamas militant that Israel has killed in Gaza, about two civilians have also been killed.

Ben Wedeman shares an update on his CNN colleague Ibrahim Dahman, who lost at least nine relatives on Sunday after an Israeli airstrike hit his aunt's home in Gaza.

Former New York congressman George Santos is turning to the internet as his next move after his rare expulsion from Congress. CNN's Brian Todd reports.

Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) commissioned expelled Rep. George Santos to make a video on the celebrity video message platform Cameo for indicted Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ). Fetterman joins CNN's Abby Phillip to discuss.

Bardiya National Park in western Nepal has seen an increase in tigers in recent years thanks to conservation efforts in the region. This has brought more tourists to the park and a source of income to the local communities, helping mitigate the human-wildlife conflict experienced by those living alongside tigers.

Sultan Al Jaber, the politician and oil executive who is leading the COP28 climate summit in Dubai, says his controversial comments about the science behind fossil fuels were misinterpreted. CNN's David McKenzie reports.

According to the Italian National Commission Against Antisemitism, attacks have increased threefold since October 7. CNN's Barbie Nadeau looks at how authorities and community leaders are reacting.

The head of Israel's armored corps talks to CNN's Jeremy Diamond about how tanks will be used in the next phase of the incursion into Gaza.

Hamas denies its fighters committed sexual violence during the Oct. 7th attacks but Israel has been compiling witness accounts and evidence of abuses against women. Bianna Golodryga reports.

Veteran Hong Kong-based journalist Minnie Chan vanished in Beijing after covering a global defense forum last month. CNN's Will Ripley has more.

Dr. Joan Donovan, a social media disinformation expert and a former Harvard scholar, says she was pushed out after the school received a $500 million donation from Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan. Harvard strongly disputes Donovan's claims. The Zuckerberg Chan Initiative said it had no involvement in Donovan's departure. Zuckerberg's company, Meta, declined to comment.

Ajay Banga, President of the World Bank, speaks to CNN's Becky Anderson from the COP28 Climate Conference in Dubai.

New Christmas releases from Cher, Chicago and members of Fifth Harmony, plus Brenda Lee's music video for her Christmas classic! Rick Damigella reports.

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