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The bodies of 24 more hostages remain in Gaza.

Separately, more humanitarian aid is starting to flow into Gaza.

Emmet Maspero is with the UN Children's Agency, UNICEF.

She says they're rushing food packages and winter clothes to Gaza.

What is not yet clear is who will govern Gaza after the war.

President Trump's plan calls for a multinational board of peace, but the extent of the board's role is not yet known.

The federal government has now been shut down for two weeks.

President Trump has ordered the Defense Department to pay members of the U.S.

military.

Treasury Secretary Scott Besant told Fox Business News that to do this, the Trump administration is holding back payments to other federal workers and federal services.

Republican lawmakers in North Carolina say they're going to redraw the state's congressional map.

They're following similar actions by other states.

From the North Carolina newsroom, Adam Wagner has more.

Stocks opened lower this morning despite solid earnings reports from some of the nation's biggest banks.

NPR's Scott Horsley reports the Dow Jones Industrial Average tumbled about 360 points in early trading.

On Wall Street, the Nasdaq is down 350 points, or 1.5%.

This is NPR.

President Trump's new tariffs have gone into effect on lumber and imported furniture and kitchen cabinets.

These tariffs range from 20 to 50 percent.

This comes as Trump spars with China on trade.