Truck drivers delivering aid in Gaza say their work has become increasingly dangerous. Since Israel ended a ceasefire with Hamas in March, the situation has worsened. Hungry crowds often rip aid from moving trucks and armed gangs hijack them to sell the aid at high prices. Drivers have been killed in the chaos. Israel has made recent moves to allow more aid into Gaza. But drivers say it's still not enough and the situation remains extremely dangerous. Some drivers have quit due to the risks. The U.N. says flooding Gaza with aid could ease the desperation and improve drivers' safety.

The U.S. Congress is preparing to subpoena testimony from Ghislaine Maxwell, who is serving a 20-year sentence for sex trafficking. Maxwell's crimes have resurfaced amid pressure on President Donald Trump and the Department of Justice to release information about Jeffrey Epstein. Maxwell has always maintained her innocence. If subpoenaed, she would join a list of convicted criminals who have testified before Congress, including Michael Cohen, Joseph Valachi, Michael Milken, and Jack Ruby. These testimonies have influenced history, political narratives and public perception, especially about controversies mired in conspiracy theories.