Our headlines start with U.S. efforts to address hunger in Gaza.

The White House announced that President Trump is sending two officials there tomorrow to inspect food distribution.

Special envoy Steve Whitkoff is already in the region.

He met with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Israel today to discuss the humanitarian crisis.

White House officials say Whitkoff will be joined by U.S. Ambassador to

Israel, Mike Huckabee, for tomorrow's visit. We have a lot of special envoy Whitkoff and

Ambassador Huckabee will be traveling into Gaza to inspect the current distribution sites and

secure a plan to deliver more food and meet with local Gazans to hear firsthand about this dire situation

on the ground.

Gaza health officials say that in the past day, at least 91 people were killed and more

than 600 others were wounded while trying to get aid.

That includes 54 people waiting for food in northern Gaza.

Israel says it fired warning shots into a crowd that swarmed an aid truck,

but is not aware of any injuries. Officials in Ukraine say Russian drone and missile attacks

overnight killed at least 13 people and wounded more than 130 others in Kiev. The air assault

hit dozens of locations across the Capitol, damaging more than 100 buildings.

More casualties are expected as rescue teams search the rubble for survivors.

Also, in Kiev today, Ukrainians celebrated after Parliament approved a bill to restore the

independence of two main anti-corruption agencies.

President Volodemir Zelensky tried to bring the watchdogs under

his government's oversight, but the move led to rare and widespread protests. Zolensky quickly reversed

course and today signed the new bill into law.

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