Tonight on PBS News Weekend, a new conservative economic school of thought that will

have an advocate in the new Trump White House.

Then what the new administration could mean for veterans and current members of the military.

And a Massachusetts studio that showcases the work of artists with disabilities.

People within the disability community want to see that.

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There were more deadly Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon and northern Gaza today,

as the world waits to see what the close relationship between

President-elect Trump and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu means for Middle East peace.

In Lebanon, at least 23 people are dead, including children, after Israel hit a village north

of Beirut, far from known Hezbollah operations centers.

Later, Israel's new defense minister declared that his country had defeated Hezbollah operations centers. Later, Israel's new defense minister declared that his country

had defeated Hezbollah. And in northern Gaza, at least 17 people are dead following a strike

in Jabalya. Health officials say a home sheltering displaced people was hit. The IDF says it was

targeting Hamas militant sites. In a call two days after the election,

President-elect Trump urged Russian President Vladimir Putin

not to escalate the war on Ukraine.

That's according to the Washington Post.

Today, Russia and Ukraine traded drone attacks.

Ukraine launched a major barrage on the Moscow suburbs.

And in the Ukrainian city of Odessa, officials said Russia launched a record

145 drones. There was a magnitude 6.8 earthquake this morning in the Caribbean Sea off southern

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