CNN 5 Things Palestinians return to Gaza City, Tesla investigation, Nobel Peace Prize & more
Oct 10, 2025
A ceasefire has allowed thousands of Palestinians to return to Gaza City, bringing a measure of hope. Meanwhile, the indictment of New York Attorney General Letitia James has sparked significant political reactions. Allegations surface that the Trump administration attempted to block security grants for Muslim groups, raising eyebrows about bias. Tesla is under investigation for safety issues related to its Full Self-Driving technology, raising concerns over its vehicles. The 2025 Nobel Peace Prize honors María Corina Machado for her efforts in promoting democracy in Venezuela.
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Ceasefire Allows Returns Amid Complexities
- A ceasefire in Gaza has enabled Palestinians to begin returning home as Israeli troops withdraw from parts of the enclave.
- Israel will release 250 Palestinian prisoners and some hostages or their remains may not be returned, highlighting complex humanitarian and security challenges.
Indictment Sparks Claims Of Weaponized Justice
- New York Attorney General Letitia James was indicted in a mortgage fraud probe, prompting political backlash and claims of weaponized justice.
- Her lawyers and allies called the charges threadbare and politically motivated, deepening partisan tensions over prosecutions.
Security Grants Controversy For Muslim Groups
- The Trump administration considered blocking FEMA security grants to Muslim groups, raising concerns inside FEMA and among Muslim organizations.
- DHS denied a religion-based policy, yet dozens of groups later lost eligibility amid disputed terrorism linkage claims.