CNN 5 Things Los Angeles curfew, US-China trade truce, FEMA’s days numbered & more
Jun 11, 2025
Los Angeles faces unrest as police arrest dozens amidst a curfew. The US and China forge a path toward ending their trade war. President Trump hints at plans to dismantle FEMA, raising concerns about disaster management. The political landscape heats up with New Jersey's gubernatorial race on the horizon. Additionally, Southern Baptists make headlines by endorsing a ban on gay marriage, stirring debates within the community.
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LA Curfew and Tensions
- A curfew started in parts of downtown Los Angeles, covering one square mile from 8pm to 6am Pacific Time.
- Police arrested dozens, and LA Mayor Karen Bass said the curfew could last several days amid tensions between Trump and Governor Newsom.
US-China Trade Truce Framework
- The US and China agreed "in principle" to a trade truce framework after talks.
- This includes resolving China's export curbs on rare earth minerals essential for tech and defense.
FEMA Phaseout Plans Criticized
- Trump plans to phase out FEMA after this year's hurricane season, shifting disaster response to states.
- Emergency managers doubt states can handle major disasters without FEMA's resources and infrastructure.