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From PBS NewsHour. Thursday on the NewsHour, Israel’s military pushes deeper into Gaza as negotiations for humanitarian pauses and hostage releases become increasingly urgent. Then, Republican presidential hopefuls make their case to voters in the latest debate, but remain far behind the absent frontrunner, Donald Trump. Plus, Senate Democrats seek to expand their probe into…

From PBS NewsHour. As the planet warms scientists say natural disasters are becoming more destructive and more frequent, and the data shows certain communities are hit harder than others. Judy Woodruff reports from Florida on the disproportionate impact on people with disabilities as part of our series, "Disability Reframed." Stream your PBS favorites with the…

From PBS NewsHour. Senate Democrats are trying to implement a code of ethics for the Supreme Court amid reports that several conservative justices accepted free trips and failed to disclose them. Democrats on the Judiciary Committee intend to subpoena Republican donor Harlan Crow and conservative activist Leonard Leo. Rhode Island Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, who chairs…

From PBS NewsHour. One of Hamas’ biggest financial backers and supporters is Iran, although the Biden administration has said there is no intelligence that shows Iran approved the Hamas Oct. 7 attack in Israel. Special correspondent Reza Sayah reports from Tehran, where he spoke with a top Hamas representative to Iran during a rare interview.…

From PBS NewsHour. The actors’ union SAG-AFTRA has reached a tentative deal with the Hollywood studios, ending the longest strike for TV and film actors in history. The deal worth more than $1 billion includes new levels of minimum compensation, bonuses tied to streaming and the first protections against artificial intelligence. Fran Drescher, president of…

From PBS NewsHour. Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia announced Thursday that he will seek reelection next year, raising the stakes in the Democrat’s battle to maintain power in the upper chamber. A longtime moderate, Manchin staved off GOP challenges to his seat in a deep red state but his commitment to the center…

From PBS NewsHour. Five Republican presidential candidates cut down the interruptions and raised the substance level, especially on foreign policy, during a two-hour debate held Wednesday night in Miami. This without the party’s frontrunner, Donald Trump, who remains far ahead of the field in polling. Lisa Desjardins reports. Stream your PBS favorites with the PBS…

From PBS NewsHour. In our news wrap Thursday, former President Trump’s legal team asked a judge in New York to immediately end his civil fraud trial, the man accused of attacking former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband went on trial, and more than two dozen labor unions are calling for an industry-wide investigation of driverless…

From PBS NewsHour. With tens of thousands of civilians still fleeing the heavy fighting in northern Gaza, Israel agreed Thursday to open a second route south and pause fighting for a few hours each day, almost a week after Israeli troops invaded in a bid to rout Hamas. Leila Molana-Allen reports. Stream your PBS favorites…

From PBS NewsHour. Wednesday night’s third Republican presidential debate saw candidates share their strategies for tackling the future of Social Security. Forecasts by entitlement trustees predict that on its current trajectory, the program will be unable to pay out benefits in full by 2033. Candidates provided a range of potential reforms, with former New Jersey…