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01.05.2025 โ€” Signal Crisis Reshuffles National Security Team

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 01.05.2025.

It displays 254 headlines from many sources chronologically, as they appeared throughout the day, accompanied by AI overviews that were written in real time.

01.05.2025 โ‡ข Signal Crisis Reshuffles National Security Team
โŒจThe U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal, signed after Trump pressured Kyiv to "pay back" American support, dominated morning coverage. The agreement provides the U.S. preferential access to Ukraine's rare earth minerals reserves.

By midday, economic concerns intensified with warnings about impending supply chain disruptions from China tariffs. CNN compared potential shortages to pandemic-era disruptions.

The afternoon brought a major national security shake-up after National Security Adviser Michael Waltz was removed following what media called "Signalgate" โ€“ accidentally adding a journalist to sensitive Signal chats. Waltz was reassigned as UN Ambassador nominee, with Secretary of State Rubio assuming the NSA role temporarily.

Late day coverage included a federal judge ruling Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations unlawful, continuing judicial pushback against immigration policies. May Day protests against Trump policies occurred nationwide, with worker demonstrations focusing on economic inequality.
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00:03โ‡ขUS-Ukraine Minerals Deal Signed After Trump Demands Payback

โŒจThe newspapers extensively report on the U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal just signed after weeks of negotiations (ABC, AP, Boston Globe, CBS, CNN, Epoch Times, NYTimes, USA Today). The agreement provides the U.S. preferential access to Ukraine's rare earth minerals reserves, coming after Trump pressured Kyiv to "pay back" American support. In domestic politics, NPR and other outlets assess Trump's first 100 days in office, highlighting foreign policy shifts, tariff implementation, and immigration changes. The Senate narrowly voted down a Democratic resolution that would have blocked Trump's global "Liberation Day" tariffs despite some Republican support (AP News, The Hill). Meanwhile, protests continue over Gaza, with Doctors Against Genocide holding a "Bread Not Bombs" rally in DC (Common Dreams).
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03:07โ‡ขUS-Ukraine Minerals Deal Signed After Trump Demands Payback

โŒจThe newspapers extensively report on the U.S.-Ukraine minerals deal just signed, providing America access to Ukraine's critical rare earth minerals (AP News, Boston Globe, Breitbart, CNN, NYTimes, OAN). The agreement follows Trump's pressure on Kyiv to "pay back" American aid and is framed as giving Trump a personal stake in Ukraine's future (NYTimes). Economic concerns continue with disappointing GDP figures (MSNBC, USA Today), as Trump admitted no mistakes during his first 100 days despite economic contraction (USA Today). Domestic issues being reported include parental concerns about violent pornography (NPR), warnings about a potential catastrophic earthquake in California (LA Times), and the ongoing political divide among Trump's MAGA allies (Daily Beast).
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In the space of a few hours, Trump went from hailing Americaโ€™s new โ€œgolden ageโ€ to warning parents their kids would have fewer toys โ€“ and theyโ€™d cost more
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In the space of a few hours, Trump went from hailing Americaโ€™s new โ€œgolden ageโ€ to warning parents their kids would have fewer toys โ€“ and theyโ€™d cost more
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09:33โ‡ขMusk Calls DC Stint "Very Intense" As First 100 Days Assessed

โŒจThe US media is focused on Trump's first 100 days in office, with numerous outlets assessing his administration's performance (CNN, LA Times, NBC News, NPR, NY Post). Elon Musk described his time in DC as "very intense" (ABC News, Newsweek), while former VP Kamala Harris delivered her first major speech criticizing Trump's policies (LA Times, NY Post). The US-Ukraine minerals deal continues to receive coverage (AP News, Washington Post, USA Today), providing America access to Ukraine's critical resources. Legal challenges to the administration's immigration policies are emerging, with judges pushing back in specific cases (CBS, Breitbart).
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In the space of a few hours, Trump went from hailing Americaโ€™s new โ€œgolden ageโ€ to warning parents their kids would have fewer toys โ€“ and theyโ€™d cost more
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13:14โ‡ขSupply Chain Crisis Looms as Shipping Loopholes Close

โŒจThe newspapers report on looming supply chain disruptions from China that could affect the US within weeks (CNN, NYTimes). Trump's cabinet confirmations are proceeding rapidly, with Senate Majority Leader Thune taunting Democrats about the pace (Breitbart). Several headlines focus on Trump administration policies affecting specific groups: veterans face challenges after the ending of a key VA mortgage program (NPR), FEMA is not leasing apartments for LA fire survivors (LA Times), and small online sellers are scrambling due to closing shipping loopholes for Chinese goods (NYTimes). The US-Ukraine minerals deal has been finalized after months of negotiations (AP News, Washington Post). Meanwhile, May Day protests against Trump policies are occurring nationwide (Newsweek).
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15:15โ‡ขTrump Security Team Ousted in Signalgate Fallout

โŒจThe newspapers report on a major shake-up in Trump's national security team, with National Security Adviser Michael Waltz and his deputy Alex Wong departing the White House (ABC News, CBS, Fox News, Newsweek, USA Today, Daily Beast). This follows what media dubbed "Signalgate," where Waltz accidentally added a journalist to a Signal chat. Meanwhile, concerns about Trump's tariff policies continue, with reports warning of potential Christmas supply shortages (Boston Globe, CNN, Epoch Times). Other headlines highlight economic issues, including a stark wealth gap with CEO pay rising 50% since 2019 compared to just 0.9% for workers (Common Dreams).
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17:40โ‡ขSignalgate Claims Waltz's Job as National Security Adviser

โŒจThe newspapers report extensively on a major shake-up in Trump's national security team, with National Security Adviser Mike Waltz and his deputy Alex Wong leaving the administration (ABC News, AP News, Boston Globe, Breitbart, CBS, CNN, Daily Beast, Epoch Times, Fox News, HuffPost, MSNBC, NY Post, NYTimes, The Hill, Washington Post). Multiple sources indicate this follows the "Signalgate" scandal where Waltz accidentally added a journalist to a Signal chat. In other news, a Trump-appointed judge ruled the president's use of the Alien Enemies Act unlawful (CNN, Slate), and the Education Department halted $1 billion in school mental health funding (NPR). Meanwhile, May Day protests occurred worldwide against right-wing policies (Common Dreams), and Republicans repealed Biden-era EV mandates (The Blaze).
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18:49โ‡ขWaltz Reassigned to UN After Signal Chat Fiasco

โŒจThe newspapers widely report on a major shake-up in Trump's national security team, with National Security Adviser Mike Waltz being reassigned to become U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations (ABC News, AP News, Boston Globe, Breitbart, CBS, CNN, Epoch Times, Fox News, HuffPost, MSNBC, NY Post, NYT, The Hill, USA Today). Secretary of State Marco Rubio will serve as acting national security adviser. This reorganization follows what media dubbed the "Signal chat scandal" or "Signalgate," where Waltz accidentally added a journalist to a sensitive government chat. In other news, a judge ruled Trump cannot deport migrants under a wartime act (Washington Post), and Republicans face challenges drafting legislation for Trump's agenda (NBC News).
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If Signalgate hadnโ€™t led to the ouster of Trumpโ€™s national security adviser, the president still wasnโ€™t likely to keep him around long.
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20:01โ‡ขWaltz Bounces to UN After Signal Scandal

โŒจThe newspapers continue to report on a major White House staffing change, with National Security Adviser Mike Waltz being reassigned to become U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations following the "Signalgate" scandal (ABC News, AP News, Boston Globe, Breitbart, CBS, CNN, Fox News, HuffPost, NBC News, NY Post, NYTimes, The Atlantic, The Daily Beast, The Hill, USA Today). Secretary of State Marco Rubio will serve as interim national security adviser. A federal judge ruled against Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations of Venezuelan migrants (Breitbart, Washington Post). Meanwhile, Senate Democrats failed to block Trump's tariff plan (One America News Network), and Democrats are calling for investigation into a defense contract potentially benefiting Elon Musk (Common Dreams).
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21:38โ‡ขWaltz Out, Rubio In: National Security Shake-up Continues

โŒจThe newspapers continue focusing on Mike Waltz's removal as National Security Adviser, with Marco Rubio now replacing him while Waltz moves to UN Ambassador role (ABC, AP, CNN, CBS, Fox, The Hill, Huffpost, NY Post). Multiple sources attribute his departure to the "Signal fiasco" where he inappropriately added journalists to secure chats (CNN, Daily Beast, The Hill). May Day saw widespread worker protests against Trump and corporations, including UAW strikes at Lockheed Martin (Common Dreams, USA Today). A federal judge ruled against Trump's use of the Alien Enemies Act for deportations (Fox, Washington Post), while reports emerged of Justice Department pressure to investigate Columbia University protesters (NYTimes).
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