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From CNN, I'm Afoma D.K. with the five things you need to know for Monday, May 13.

Former President Donald Trump's former personal attorney and fixer Michael Cohen took the stand in the criminal hush money trial.

He walked the jury through a tabloid agreement with the National Inquirer to kill

negative stories about Trump, including about former Playboy model Karen McDougal.

Cohen also testified about the Access Hollywood tape The Washington Post published in 2016,

where Trump used vulgar language to describe his sexual approach to women with then show host Billy Bush.

According to Cohen, fall-off from the tape prompted Trump's inner circle to do damage control

from any more potentially bad press, like an alleged affair story from adult film star Stormy Daniels.

Cohen testified about a hush money payment to Daniels before the 2016 election

which is at the center of the case. He said Trump feared the story but heard his campaign and gave details on a deal with the

national inquirer to buy it. At least one UN aid worker has been killed and another injured

after their marked vehicle came under attack in Raffa today.

A UN spokesman confirmed the death that he says is the first since the October 7th attacks,

but didn't blame either Israel or Hamas for the attack.

It comes as Israeli forces have intensified attacks in northern and central Gaza

and said it would press ahead with plans for a ground offensive in the southern city of Raffa,

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