Elsewhere in the Middle East, teams in central Gaza are searching through rubble for survivors of an Israeli airstrike.

Medical teams say at least 10 people were killed at an open public market where displaced families often took shelter.

Israel says they were targeting gunmen operating from a shelter in the area.

And in Cairo today, there were more talks aimed at getting a ceasefire deal that could free some

Israeli hostages still held in Gaza. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan represented the United

States. South Korean lawmakers voted today to impeach President Yun Sukyo. It was for his

surprise and short-lived declaration of martial law, which suspended most civil rights, including the right to protest and freedom of the press.

Following the vote, Yun said impeachment is a temporary pause.

The Prime Minister now assumes presidential duties,

while South Korea's constitutional court decides whether to remove Yun from office.

House Speaker-American had Nancy Pelosi underwent hip replacement surgery today at the

U.S. Army Hospital in Lanshtol, Germany. Pelosi, who's 84 years old, tripped and fell yesterday in

Luxembourg. She's in Europe as part of a bipartisan congressional delegation, marking the 80th

anniversary of World War II's Battle of the Bulge.

Pelosi's office says she's well on the mend.

ABC News has agreed to pay $15 million to the Trump Library to settle a defamation suit.

It stems from anchor George Stephanopoulos' incorrect description of the civil case involving Mr. Trump and writer E. Jean Carroll. The network also is

paying Mr. Trump's lawyer $1 million in legal fees. In a statement, ABC News said it's pleased

both parties were able to reach an agreement. A somber holiday tradition today at Arlington

National Cemetery and at cemeteries across the nation. At Arlington, volunteers placed holiday wreaths at grave markers as part of

National Reiths Across America Day.

The tradition enlist volunteers to lay wreaths at grave sites

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