Today is Monday, October 20th. We'll update you on the ceasefire in Gaza after the worst day of violence since President Trump declared peace in the Middle East. Also, why President Trump released former Congressman George Santos from prison and how the Louvre got robbed in just seven minutes in broad daylight. Plus, why one British royal is giving up his titles, what new research shows about COVID-19 vaccines and

cancer, and how Taylor Swift sparked a windfall for sea otters. Those stories and even more

news to know 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. Well, the ceasefire, President Trump

helped broker in Gaza faced its first major test over the weekend. But despite some violence,

it's still in place for now. Israel's military

accused Hamas militants of killing two Israeli soldiers, so Israel launched a new wave of deadly

strikes and paused the transfer of aid into Gaza. Gaza health officials say dozens of Palestinians

were killed, including children. Israel's military said it struck dozens of Hamas targets, then later

said it would go back to enforcing the ceasefire. Aid deliveries are picking up where they left off

today. Meanwhile, mediators in Egypt are working on the next phase of the deal. Talks are expected to focus

on disarming Hamas, Israel withdrawing from more areas it controls in Gaza, and how the territory will be

governed in the future. Vice President J.D. Vance says he may visit Israel in the next few days

to, as he said, check on how things are going. To be continued. Huge crowds marched all over

the country in protest over the weekend. The No King's protests were meant to

express outrage at some of President Trump's policies that critics consider to be authoritarian,

for example, immigration raids, troop deployments within the U.S., cuts to federal programs,

and more. All policies President Trump says are necessary to rebuild a country in crisis.

Organizers say there were nearly seven million people

who protested at more than 2,700 events in all 50 states. Several states like Texas and Virginia

actually mobilized the National Guard ahead of time, but police say the protests were mostly peaceful.

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