CNN 5 Things Israelis weigh Gaza plan, NY AG indicted, ‘problem children’ controllers & more
Oct 9, 2025
A potential ceasefire plan in Gaza is on the horizon, sparking discussions on hostage exchanges. Meanwhile, New York Attorney General Letitia James faces serious criminal charges related to mortgage fraud. Legal battles over Trump’s National Guard deployments are heating up in the courts. As fears grow over air traffic controller job losses during a government shutdown, a death row inmate gains new hope with a recent court ruling allowing further examination of his case. Tune in for insights on these pressing issues!
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Ceasefire Vote Could End Active Fighting
- Israel's cabinet is voting on a ceasefire that would swap hostages for Palestinian detainees and prompt a partial Israeli withdrawal from Gaza.
- President Trump says remaining hostages could be released early next week and plans to visit the region soon.
Letitia James Indicted Amid Political Tensions
- New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted on bank fraud and false statement charges tied to a 2023 mortgage for a niece's home.
- The indictment is presented by the White House as political retribution amid James's prior legal actions against Trump.
Courts Question Guard Deployments' Legality
- Two court fights are testing the legality of National Guard deployments in Portland and Chicago after protests near federal facilities.
- DOJ argues deployments respond to danger of rebellion while states say the president lacked legal justification and seek injunctions.