It's Tuesday, December 2nd. Are we aiming for boats or are we aiming for kills? We start here.

The White House acknowledges that as men clung to debris from their blown out boat, troops got orders to hit him again.

Admiral Browley worked well within his authority and the law. Questions now mounting about whether strikes near Venezuela are actually crimes.

A court reviews the case against Luigi Mangione.

A 3D printed gun, along with a red notebook where prosecutor said Mancione revealed his plan.

Attorneys say a key piece of evidence should be packed up forever.

And there are 434 other seats in the House.

Why does this one matter so much?

The whole world is watching Tennessee right now.

What makes today's special election in Tennessee so special?

From ABC News, this is Start Here.

I'm Brad Milkey.

Last week, one of the big stories in Washington was about the White House attacking democratic lawmakers who had released this video.

Our laws are clear. You can refuse illegal orders. You can refuse illegal orders.

You must refuse illegal orders. Republicans were expressing outrage. Who are these Democrats inferring the Pentagon would ever issue illegal orders? That would be absurd, they said.

The Trump administration went a step further and started announcing investigations by federal agencies.

I was notified of a potential court-martial through a tweet.

We've had report after report of legal officer, JAG officers coming forward and saying,

look, I push back on this. I'm not sure that

this is legal. Well, remember those strikes that the U.S. is conducting down off the coast of South

America, where we've blown up boats belonging to suspected drug traffickers without any arrests

or trials. Well, in the last few days, new revelations have prompted officials to ask whether

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