These other headlines start at the Supreme Court. The justices will hear two cases next term

on whether states may exclude transgender athletes from women's and girls' sports. The cases,

one in Idaho and one in West Virginia, involve lower court rulings that cited in favor of transgender

athletes at both the K-12 and college levels.

This comes just two weeks after the High Court upheld a ban on gender-affirming care for minors.

And just this week, the University of Pennsylvania resolved a federal civil rights case

by agreeing to limit transgender participation in sports.

Kilmar Obrego-Garcia says he endured severe beatings and other forms of torture

while being held at a notorious prison in El Salvador.

It's his first account of his time there after the Trump administration mistakenly deported

him back in March.

In a new court filing, Abraigo Garcia described being stripped naked, head shaved, beaten, and forced to kneel for nine hours straight overnight.

He says he lost more than 30 pounds in two weeks.

Abrago Garcia is currently being held at a Tennessee jail as he awaits

trial on human smuggling charges. Health officials in Gaza say Israeli gunfire and airstrikes

killed nearly 100 Palestinians across the strip overnight and into today. Forty-five of

those deaths were Gazans attempting to get food from

aid distribution sites. Israel maintains that it targets only Hamas militants or fires warning

shots to keep crowds at bay. Strikes across the strip also hit displaced Palestinians who were

sheltering and sleeping in tents.

In southern Gaza, at least 13 members of a single family were killed.

Another strike left 15 dead at a school in northern Gaza City.

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