It's Monday, December 2.

Welcome to Schimbos.

We're breaking down the most complex stories of the day and giving you the context on why

they matter.

If you thought your family would get together was awkward, just be glad you're not heading

to the NATO Summit tomorrow.

World leaders have been throwing shade at each other for weeks, but now the time has come

to hash things out in person.

Then, the Supreme Court is back on the bench.

First item on the agenda?

Gun rights.

We'll tell you what a ruling on the matter could mean.

Finally, a story that will warm even the coldest and bitterest of hearts.

We're here to make your evening smarter.

Let's Schimbos.

The most complicated story today is about the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, better

known as NATO.

Fresh off Thanksgiving, NATO is about to have its own family gathering at a summit in the

UK.

And all 29 members, including the US, Canada and the UK, will be there.

But this isn't just any get together, it's NATO's 70th birthday party.

Normally, a 70th birthday like this would be cause for celebration, but this year, it's

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