CNN 5 Things Hurricane Melissa, Third-Term Talk, Houston Serial Killer Speculations and more
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Oct 27, 2025 Hurricane Melissa, a powerful Category 5 storm, poses a serious threat to Jamaica, leading to urgent evacuation orders. Millions could lose their SNAP benefits due to the ongoing government shutdown. Former President Trump hints at a potential third run in 2028, raising eyebrows. In a grim update, Hamas transfers another deceased hostage to Israel amidst ongoing tensions. Meanwhile, Houston officials dismiss rumors of a serial killer linked to recent bayou deaths, assuring the public there’s no evidence connecting the cases.
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Category 5 Hurricane Threatens Jamaica
- Hurricane Melissa is a rare Category 5 storm and the strongest on Earth this year, threatening Jamaica with massive flooding and landslides.
- Officials ordered mandatory evacuations and used buses to move residents to emergency shelters to protect low-lying coastal communities.
SNAP Benefits At Risk During Shutdown
- Roughly 40 million people risk losing SNAP benefits if the government shutdown continues and USDA won't use its contingency fund next month.
- Bipartisan debates and arguments over executive reallocation of funds are unfolding as lawmakers consider stopgap legislation.
Talk Of A Third Presidential Term
- President Trump suggested he might seek a third term in 2028 and said he wouldn't rule it out, despite constitutional questions.
- Discussion about alternatives, including running as vice president, surfaced after Steve Bannon predicted a 'third term' scenario.