The day's other headlines with a stunning development in the Brianna Taylor case.

The Justice Department is recommending a one-day sentence for Brett Hankison, the former Kentucky

police officer who was convicted in the 2020 killing of Ms. Taylor during a botched home raid.

Her death sparked nationwide protests against racial injustice.

Last year, a jury convicted Hankison of violating Taylor's civil rights when he fired several shots through her window. DOJ officials say his prosecution was excessive and point out that he did not hit or injure anyone.

Hankison will be sentenced next week and faces a maximum sentence

of life in prison. The White House now offered a rare window into President Trump's health today,

saying he'd undergone testing for mild swelling in his legs. Press Secretary Caroline Levitt

confirmed that the 79-year-old is suffering from what's called chronic venous insufficiency,

which occurs when leg veins struggle to pump blood back up to the heart.

Levitt said it's a common and benign condition for those over 70.

The White House also said recent bruising on the president's hand relates to his, quote, frequent handshaking and the use of aspirin.

Overall, Levitt said, the president remains in excellent health.

Turning overseas, in Iraq, officials say a fire at a newly open shopping center killed more than 60 people, including children. Funerals were

underway for the deceased today, though at least 14 bodies are still unidentified. The blaze broke

out late last night in the eastern city of Kutt, leaving the mall an empty shell just a week after it

opened. Local officials say the cause is still under investigation, but that legal cases have

been filed against the building and shopping center owners.

They've been offering no details yet on what charges they face.

An Israeli shell hit the compound of the only Catholic Church in Gaza today, killing

at least three people and injuring 10 others.

The Holy Family Catholic Church was sheltering hundreds of Christians and Muslims on its

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