We start the day's other headlines with the aid situation in Gaza.

The State Department says the U.S. will not limit arms transfers to Israel after the country

made some progress in boosting aid to the territory.

The U.S. had threatened to do so a month ago if the situation didn't improve.

International aid organizations, however, say the Israeli government has failed

to meet U.S. demands for more humanitarian aid to Gaza, where conditions are at their worst

point in 13 months of war. At the State Department today, officials defended their decision.

We'd like to see some more changes happen.

We believe that had it not been for U.S. intervention, these changes may not have ever taken

place, but most importantly, we want to see continued progress.

And that's what we're looking for.

Meanwhile, in Gaza, a pair of Israeli airstrikes killed at least 14 people today.

Hospital officials in the southern city of Khan Yunus say two children were among the dead.

Most of the fatalities took place in an area that Israel had declared a humanitarian zone.

The Israeli military had no immediate comment on the strikes.

Separately, a rocket fired from Lebanon killed at least two

people in northern Israel today, part of an ongoing exchange of fire across the Israel-Lebanon border.

Also today, Israel launched attacks on the suburbs of Lebanon's capital. One hidden apartment

building east of Beirut, killing at least six people.

A New York judge is delaying a decision on whether to uphold President-elect Donald Trump's

hush money conviction by a week.

Judge Juan Mershan was scheduled to decide the future of the case today, but is giving both

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