

Troops to Portland blocked, Gaza ceasefire negotiations, Everest rescue & more
Oct 6, 2025
A judge has blocked federal troop deployments to Portland, igniting state reactions. Ceasefire negotiations between Israel, Hamas, and the U.S. are underway, with Trump expressing cautious optimism. The government shutdown continues to create legislative gridlock, particularly over Medicaid. A blizzard on Mt. Everest has left hundreds stranded, sparking urgent rescue efforts. In other news, former NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez is in the spotlight after a stabbing incident that led to his arrest.
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Judge Limits Troop Deployments
- A federal judge temporarily blocked President Trump from deploying National Guard troops to Portland, finding he exceeded his authority.
- Oregon plans to seek an extension while some federalized troops have already arrived despite state objections.
Ceasefire Talks Face Major Hurdles
- Egypt will host talks between Israel, Hamas, and the U.S. to negotiate President Trump's ceasefire plan.
- Key unresolved issues include Israeli withdrawal lines and whether Hamas will agree to disarm.
Shutdown Stalemate Deepens
- The government shutdown entered its second week with both parties blaming the other and little willingness to concede.
- Senate Majority Leader John Thune labeled reversing Medicaid cuts a "non-starter," highlighting a core impasse.