CNN 5 Things Shutdown Day 30, Three-Star General Pushed Out, Louvre Arrests and more
Oct 30, 2025
As the government shutdown stretches to 30 days, senators explore potential solutions while food banks brace for a surge in demand. Tensions in the Pentagon lead to the ousting of a three-star general amid scrutiny. Meanwhile, Trump wraps up a significant Asia tour, securing crucial tariff agreements. In tech news, Nvidia hits an astounding $5 trillion valuation due to groundbreaking partnerships. Lastly, the Louvre heist sees more arrests, with investigators closing in on the culprits behind the jewel theft.
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Shutdown's Human Toll And A Possible Path
- Bipartisan senators see a possible path to end the 30-day government shutdown despite major obstacles.
- Food banks warn demand is surging and assistance programs risk running dry as Thanksgiving nears.
Watch Upcoming Funding Votes Closely
- Vote activity continues with another funding bill scheduled, indicating urgency in Congress to act quickly.
- Monitor legislative votes this week to see if funding measures avert SNAP, WIC, and Head Start disruptions.
Asia Tour Yielded Tangible Deals
- Trump's Asia tour included high-profile meetings and symbolic gifts that softened diplomatic tensions.
- He secured trade and security wins, including a minerals deal with Japan and US approval for South Korea's nuclear-powered submarine plan.