Investigators are trying to determine the cause of a plane crash.

Teenage actor Hudson Meek has died.

And a stress delivery driver ditched 80 packages before Christmas.

That's some of what we'll get to on the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Reni Sarnovsky in for Hannah Jewell.

It's Friday, December 27th. Let's get you

caught up with today's seven stories.

Number one. Israel struck multiple targets across Yemen yesterday. One target was the country's

largest airport in the capital city of Sana.

The airport was hit just as the head of the World Health Organization was about to board a flight there.

Tadras adhanem Gibriessus was unharmed, but the attack killed at least three people at the airport.

Overall, at least six people were killed and 40 injured in the Israeli strikes on infrastructure in Yemen yesterday.

And siren sounded across Israel this morning, as a missile sent from Yemen was intercepted.

United Nations Chief Antonio Gutierrez has called on Israel and militants in Yemen to cease their military actions and use restraint.

Thank you. to cease their military actions and use restraint. Low-income voters hope Donald Trump doesn't slash their benefits. That's number two.

In last month's presidential election, 50% of voters from families with an income of less than $50,000 a year

cast their ballots for Trump. That's compared with 48% for Vice President Kamala Harris.

Now, low-income Americans who voted for Trump say they are counting on him to keep their

benefits intact. But that might be tricky. Trump's advisors are calling on him to make big cuts to federal

spending. Elon Musk and Vivek Rameswamy have said they want to trim $2 trillion from the government's

annual budget as part of their Doge group. Some experts say that could only happen by slashing

entitlement programs. The Post spoke with residents in the Pennsylvania City of Newcastle, where more than one

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