AMNA NAWAZ: In the day's other headlines,# two late-breaking legal developments.

The Supreme Court, in a brief unsigned# opinion, has allowed Texas to use a redrawn## congressional map that could add Republican# seats in next year's midterm elections.

It## reverses a lower court decision that found the# new boundaries were likely unconstitutional.

Separately, a federal grand jury in Virginia has# reportedly refused to re-indite New York Attorney## General Letitia James for alleged mortgage# fraud.

This comes just 10 days after a federal## judge threw out charges against both James and# former FBI Director James Comey because Trump's## handpicked prosecutor for both of those cases,# Lindsey Halligan, was found to be unlawfully## appointed.

The Justice Department could try to# seek an indictment against James for a third time.

Turning now to the Middle East, only# one hostage body remains inside Gaza## after Israeli officials identified the most# recent remains handed over by Palestinian## militants to be those of Sudthisak# Rinthalak from Thailand.

The final## hostage left in Gaza is a deceased# Israeli police officer, Ran Gvili.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu today# vowed to secure his immediate return.

BENJAMIN NETANYAHU, Israeli Prime Minister# (through translator): We are committed to## bringing Ran back for a proper burial in# Israel and will spare no effort to do so.

AMNA NAWAZ: Separately, an audit by Israel's# own Justice Ministry found that Palestinian## prisoners detained by Israel since the# October 7 Hamas attack faced grueling## conditions that included overcrowding,# starvation, and near daily beatings.

It## is a rare admission from Israeli officials of what# former prisoners have long alleged they endured.

The leaders of Rwanda and the Democratic# Republic of Congo signed a U.S.-mediated## peace deal today aimed at ending a# decades-long conflict.

Government## forces in Eastern Congo have clashed with# rebels believed to be backed by Rwanda.

DONALD TRUMP, President of the# United States: Today, we're## succeeding where so many others have failed.

AMNA NAWAZ: President Trump celebrated# the deal, which includes critical mineral## cooperation.

The region is full of rare earths# and integral to much of the world's technology.

Trump hosted his African counterparts# at the former U.S.

Institute of Peace,## which had been vacant since his# administration laid off most of## the institute's staff this spring.

Trump# renamed the building for himself yesterday.

The New York Times has sued the Pentagon,# saying restrictive new press rules violate## both its First Amendment and due process rights.# The rules, which went into effect in October,## give Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth the power# to revoke press credentials or ban journalists## for seeking or reporting information# that had not been approved for release.

Most organizations refused to agree to# the rules and walked out en masse.

That## left mostly conservative pro-Trump# outlets who agreed to the terms in## their place.

The Pentagon itself# has not yet commented on the suit.

And on Wall Street today, stocks held near# their all-time records but ended mixed.

The## Dow Jones industrial average slipped, but# only slightly, while the Nasdaq rose by## 50 points.

The S&P 500 also closed higher,# just half-a-percent below an all-time high.

Still to come on the "News Hour":## we speak to Ukraine's ambassador to the U.S.# about ongoing negotiations to end the war;## the Trump administration intensifies social# media efforts to hire more immigration agents.