And hopes for peace are also being tested in the occupied West Bank.

The Palestinian Health Ministry says Israeli settlers shot and killed a Palestinian American in a village north of Jerusalem.

mourners held a funeral today for Nasrallah Abu Siam.

A witness said settlers tried to attack a farmer and the 19-year-old was killed in the violence that followed.

Israel's military says its soldiers had stepped in to disperse a riot.

Human rights groups say Abu Siam was the first Palestinian killed by settlers this year.

The U.N. estimates 240 Palestinians were killed in the West Bank in 2025.

In Philadelphia, National Park Service workers began restoring a slavery exhibit today at the site of George Washington's former residents.

And I want to say thank you.

It's our honor.

And I want you to know I'm grateful.

It's our honor, then.

The city's mayor, Shirel Parker, thanked workers during a visit there this morning.

The exhibit tells the story of nine enslaved people who lived there and has become the focus

of a legal battle between the Trump administration and the city.

A federal judge ordered the displays be restored earlier this week while a lawsuit plays

out.

The Trump administration argues

that it has the power to decide what stories get told at National Park Service sites.

President Trump's White House ballroom proposal has been approved by a panel whose members

were handpicked by the president himself. The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts said the massive ballroom will increase hosting capacity

for state dinners and other large events, which have traditionally been held in outdoor tents.

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