On NPR's Wild Card podcast, comedian Michelle Buteau says she's glad she ignored the people who told her to lose weight.

I'm just going to show you what it looks like to love my body, my double chin, my extra rolls, okay?

My buckets of thighs.

So it's on the side you can't afford it.

I'm Rachel Martin.

Michelle Butow is on the Wild Card Podcast, the show where

cards control the conversation. Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Spear. Officials in Gaza say

at least 83 Palestinians have been killed by Israeli airstrikes since mediators announced an agreement yesterday

to end more than 15 months of war there. St. Piers-Cat-Landersdorf reports an Israeli security

cabinet vote that would allow for a ceasefire to begin has now been pushed to tomorrow.

Israel says Hamas demanded last-minute changes to the deal after mediators announced it was done.

Hamas denies that.

Meanwhile, the Israeli military says it struck approximately 50 targets across Gaza in the past day,

killing at least one Hamas member responsible for the 2023 attack on southern Israel.

Civilians were also killed, including 23 children, according to civil defense.

NPR's producer in Gaza, Anas Baba, says many there are anxious that the fighting will get worse before it gets better.

Kat Lonsdorf, NPR News, Tel Aviv.

Doug Bergam, president-elect Donald Trump's pick, to lead the Department of the Interior-faced questioning in the Senate today during

his confirmation hearing. M.P. Jonathan Lambert reports Bergam emphasized his goals of boosting

fossil fuel production on public lands. The tone of Bergam's confirmation hearing was largely

friendly as the former North Dakota governor is among Trump's less controversial cabinet picks.

Bergam acknowledged the global reality of climate change, but criticized renewable energy as

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