News Wrap: U.S. and Jordan airdrop more food in Gaza
Season 2024
Episode 70
About the Episode
In our news wrap Saturday, Gaza is on the brink of famine on the eve of Ramadan, Biden signed six spending bills that avert a partial government shutdown for two weeks, a helicopter crash killed three U.S. personnel on a border security mission in Texas, a Pentagon report found no signs of alien activity amid decades of UFO sightings, and Iowa’s Caitlin Clark broke another NCAA Division I record.
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