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Start your day with Audie Cornish bringing you the latest headlines and analysis.

CNN This Morning

First: In a late-night twist, a person of interest in the Brown University shooting is released. 

Next: Following the Bondi Beach terror attack on the first night of Hanukkah, Audi talks to one Jewish leader who has been warning Australia's government that an attack like this was inevitable. 

And: Breaking in Hollywood, actor and director Rob Reiner and his wife are found dead. A homicide investigation is underway at their home. 
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Brown Shooting, Bondi Attack, Reiners Death

Kristi Noem walks out of a hearing after being confronted by Democrats over her hardline immigration tactics ... Republicans in Indiana put Hoosiers over the White House, refusing to bow down to the president's demands ... The NTSB sounds the alarm over a defense bill ... Ukraine has an idea for peace. But will President Trump sign off? 

 
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Noem Says No to Dems

The US seizes an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela. Is a land invasion next? And is this about democracy or oil? ... Will a social media check soon be required for tourists visiting the United States? ... The head of the NTSB calls out Congress over a new bill she says puts safety in the skies at risk ... A divided Fed lowers interest rates for the third time. Could this signal trouble ahead for the economy? 
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'Sounds Like the Beginning of a War'

Health subsidies are about to expire, which will send premiums skyrocketing. Republicans say they have a plan, but will it actually help you? ... On the heels of Paramount's hostile takeover bid of Warner Bros. Discovery comes a $72 billion consumer class-action lawsuit ... Consumer confidence in the economy is dropping, but people keep spending. Why? 

 
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Where's the Republican Health Plan?

Today, three key leaders head to Capitol Hill to tell their side of the controversial double-tap boat strike ... Why the Supreme Court's decision on who the president can and cannot fire is so important ... Amid the redistricting battle in Indiana, Audie talks to a congressman whose seat is in jeopardy ...Texas has not had a Democratic senator since 1993. Can Jasmine Crockett be the one to change that? 

 
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Pressure Mounts to Release Double-Tap Video

Top lawmakers have seen the full video of the double-tap boat strike. So why can't we see it too? What the defense secretary says about releasing the video to the public ... The president once again seems to blame Ukraine for stalled peace talks ... New numbers show tens of thousands of detained migrants have no criminal record at all ... Marjorie Taylor Greene has been labeled a traitor by the president. Will that keep other Republicans from speaking out? 

 
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Will We Get to See Controversial Boat Strike Video?

Do new revelations from the admiral in charge of the deadly strike on a suspected drug boat spell trouble for the Pentagon? A 41-minute struggle for survival casts doubt on claims that the targets were "still in the fight" ... The Supreme Court weighs in on a huge redistricting fight in Texas ... Democratic Socialists are having a moment in New York and Seattle. Is DC ready to follow? ... Could accused killer Luigi Mangione somehow walk free? 

 
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Trouble for the Pentagon?

The man who gave the order to kill survivors of a boat bombing will tell his side of the story today. How will he justify what many are calling a "war crime?" ... Will Pete Hegseth be sunk over "signal gate?" ... Fear wracks New Orleans and Minneapolis as the president's immigration crackdown expands.
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Defending the 'Double Tap'

Admitting he didn't see the controversial "double tap" strike that killed two survivors of the US military's September attack of a suspected drug boat, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth makes Admiral Bradley the fall guy for what's been described as a "war crime" ... President Trump labels Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and her friends "garbage" as a new ICE operation targets Somali Americans in the Twin Cities ... Costco says it's suing the Trump Administration over tariffs. 

 
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Did Hegseth Sell Out Admiral?

Pete Hegseth deflects blame for the controversial "double tap" that killed survivors of a US military strike against a suspected Venezuelan drug boat. So who made the call to hit the boat a second time? ... Putin meets with a US delegation today as both sides test a possible path towards ending the war in Ukraine ... A Trump stronghold gets tested today when voters head to the polls in Tennessee ... Cars collide as snow falls and millions of Americans in the northeast and beyond head to work. 

 
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Boat Strike Backlash

Now that President Trump has signed legislation to release the Epstein files, the Justice Department now has 30 days to comply. But there are new questions this morning about what could be made public. Meanwhile, former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers, who's been linked to the Epstein investigation, takes a leave from his teaching role at Harvard. 
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DOJ Has 30 Days to Release Epstein Files

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