CNN 5 Things ‘Diddy’ sentenced, Hamas responds to Trump, protesters vs ICE & more
Oct 3, 2025
Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces a significant prison sentence, stirring media buzz. Meanwhile, the looming government shutdown raises concerns about federal funding and potential layoffs. In international news, Gaza ceasefire talks show signs of progress, while Hamas responds to Trump's controversial plan. Additionally, the U.S. military conducts a strike against drug cartels in the Caribbean. Protests erupt near Chicago against ICE actions, highlighting tensions over immigration policies.
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High-Profile Sentence And Family Pleas
- Sean "Diddy" Combs received just over four years in prison and a $500,000 fine after convictions for transporting individuals for prostitution.
- His family and defense pleaded for mercy while he apologized to victims, including Cassie Ventura.
Shutdown Likely As Funding Fails
- The Senate again failed to pass short-term funding bills, making a prolonged government shutdown likely.
- The Trump administration warned federal layoffs could begin imminently, while markets remained mixed amid data blackout concerns.
Hamas Signals Openness To Negotiations
- Hamas gave a positive response to President Trump's 20-point Gaza plan and said it's ready to negotiate hostage and prisoner exchanges.
- They also expressed willingness to hand over Gaza governance to a Palestinian authority of technocrats as outlined in the plan.