Year in review: 2023's top news stories month-by-month

From wars and Congressional battles, to a former president's indictments and the box-office success of "Barbenheimer," "Sunday Morning" host Jane Pauley looks back at key events of a dramatic year.

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[tobechukwuolumba]

This year, 2023, is already living happily ever after. Happy New Year 2024!

[disgruntledpelican]

Here’s to hoping this country can shake Donald Trump once and for all in 2024. Millions of us have “Trump Fatigue Syndrome”, aka- we’re tired of him being in the news causing drama all the time.

[steveconn]

God get rid of Trump in 2024 if we can't. Will make the fragile global situation so much worse.

[tiboregoldberger]

In 2023 an estimated 6.3 million children under five died, 2.9 million of them in the WHO African Region. This is equivalent to five children under 5 years of age dying every minute. Two thirds of these deaths can be attributed to preventable causes. A third of all these deaths are in the neonatal period. 0:26

[rivamclernon]

So, still using the term "militant" instead of terrorist for Hamas. Normalizing their terror.

[Higgins]

Trump currently leads biden by 3 points. Let's hope Trump takes out the Left once and for all.