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30.09.2025The day of the government shutdown and Hegseth's military address

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This page is an archive of main headlines from the US for 30.09.2025.

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

30.09.2025The day of the government shutdown and Hegseth's military address
On September 30, US media heavily focused on the looming government shutdown, with a midnight deadline approaching and blame traded between parties. The congressional impasse over healthcare spending and funding bills failing in the Senate remained central throughout the day. Concurrently, Defense Secretary Hegseth's address to military leaders, where he declared an end to "politically correct" leadership and outlined new standards, with President Trump also addressing the generals, became a prominent story in the early afternoon and intensified into the evening. Discussions included using US cities as training grounds and ending 'woke' policies. Additionally, Trump announced a deal with Pfizer for medication discounts.
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02:09Trump's Gaza Peace Plan and Youtube Settlement

US media continues to heavily focus on President Trump's recently unveiled 20-point peace plan for Gaza (CNN, NYTimes, AP News, The Daily Wire, Washington Times, NY Post, Washington Post, Slate). Many outlets report on Israel's agreement to the plan, while questions remain regarding Hamas's acceptance and the potential consequences if they reject it. Simultaneously, the looming government shutdown and the failure of Trump and congressional leaders to reach a deal remains a significant story (CBS, The Epoch Times, Washington Examiner, National Review, Vox, Daily Caller, ABC News). Additionally, several sources report on YouTube agreeing to pay Trump $24.5 million to settle a lawsuit over his account suspension (Breitbart, NPR, HuffPost).
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President Donald Trump has reached a $24.5 million settlement with YouTube, ending his legal fight against the Alphabet-owned video-sharing platform. The agreement marks a significant victory for Trump, who has long battled with Big Tech over free speech and the online censorship of conservative voices.
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09:36Government Shutdown Looms

US media continues to heavily focus on the looming government shutdown, with multiple outlets reporting on the congressional impasse and the potential economic impact (ABC News, Boston Globe, Fox News, NPR, Washington Examiner, CBS, The Epoch Times, HuffPost, National Review, Daily Caller). Concurrently, President Trump's Gaza peace plan, and the ultimatum to Hamas, remains a significant topic (CNN, AP News, The Daily Wire, NYTimes, Washington Times, Vox, Slate).
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12:23Government Shut Down: Congress Fails

US media continues to heavily focus on the impending government shutdown, with numerous outlets reporting on the congressional impasse over healthcare spending and the lack of a clear path forward (The Epoch Times, MSNBC, NPR, AP News, HuffPost, Washington Examiner, Boston Globe, CBS, Daily Caller). Concurrently, Secretary Hegseth's addresses to military leaders are noted (ABC News, Fox News, Washington Post, The Daily Beast, USA Today).
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Sixty years ago today, the Indonesian army seized power and began a campaign of mass murder to annihilate the country’s left. Relatives of the victims are still fighting against a culture of amnesia about one of the century’s bloodiest massacres.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday unveiled a series of new directives he said are aimed at purging the U.S. military of the “woke garbage” that has infected it for years, and he specifically said all service members — including the highest-ranking officers — will be required to meet weight requirements and pass physical fitness tests twice each year.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday unveiled a series of new directives he said are aimed at purging the U.S. military of the “woke garbage” that has infected it for years, and he specifically said all service members — including the highest-ranking officers — will be required to meet weight requirements and pass physical fitness tests twice each year.
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13:49Hegseth's Military Shakeup

US media heavily focuses on Defense Secretary Hegseth's address to military leaders, where he declared an end to "politically correct" leadership and outlined new standards, with President Trump also addressing the generals (ABC News, AP News, Boston Globe, CBS, Fox News, HuffPost, The Daily Beast, USA Today, Washington Examiner, Washington Times, Washington Post). Concurrently, the looming government shutdown and the lack of a funding deal remain a significant concern (CNN, Common Dreams, NPR, The Epoch Times, MSNBC, Daily Caller).
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15:07Hegseth's Military Purge

US media continues to heavily focus on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's address to military leaders, where he railed against 'woke' standards, laid out culture and policy reforms, and announced an overhaul of the military, with President Trump also speaking to the generals (ABC News, AP News, Boston Globe, CBS, The Daily Beast, The Epoch Times, HuffPost, NYTimes, The Daily Beast, USA Today, Washington Times, Washington Post). Concurrently, the looming government shutdown remains a significant concern (National Review, MSNBC, NPR).
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The Transportation Security Administration and federal air marshals retaliated against adversaries of President Biden by sticking them on secret scrutiny lists and tracking their air travels, Homeland Security said Tuesday, admitting to “widespread abuses” during the previous president’s term.
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday unveiled a series of new directives he said are aimed at purging the U.S. military of the “woke garbage” that has infected it for years, and he specifically said all service members — including the highest-ranking officers — will be required to meet weight requirements and pass physical fitness tests twice each year.
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The Transportation Security Administration and federal air marshals retaliated against adversaries of President Biden by sticking them on secret scrutiny lists and tracking their air travels, Homeland Security said Tuesday, admitting to “widespread abuses” during the previous president’s term.
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16:41Trump Battles Big Pharma

US media continues to heavily focus on President Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth's addresses to military leaders, with discussions about using US cities as training grounds and ending 'woke' policies (CNN, The Epoch Times, NYTimes, NPR, The Daily Wire, Boston Globe, AP News, HuffPost, USA Today, Washington Post, Daily Caller, The Blaze, Common Dreams, The Daily Beast). Concurrently, the looming government shutdown at midnight remains a significant concern (ABC News, CBS, MSNBC, National Review). Separately, Trump announced a deal with Pfizer for medication discounts (Breitbart, Fox News, Washington Examiner).
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Russian President Vladimir Putin voiced alarm over President Trump’s plan to deploy space weapons as part of a nationwide missile defense shield called Golden Dome and expressed concerns that the new U.S. defenses will neutralize Moscow’s offensive nuclear forces, according to Russian state media reports.
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Drugmaker Pfizer has agreed to lower drug costs and invest $70 billion in U.S. manufacturing under a deal struck with the Trump administration, President Donald Trump announed Tuesday. [Full Story]
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18:41Hegseth's Military Purge

US media continues to focus heavily on Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's address to military leaders, where he railed against 'woke' policies and outlined a military overhaul, with President Trump also speaking to the generals (ABC News, Fox News, MSNBC, AP News, The Daily Beast, HuffPost, Slate, The Atlantic, CNN, NPR, Daily Caller, The Blaze, USA Today, Washington Times). Concurrently, President Trump announced a deal with Pfizer to cut drug costs and introduce a government drug retail site (Breitbart, The Epoch Times, Newsmax, Washington Examiner). The looming government shutdown also remains a key concern (NYTimes, CBS).
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday unveiled a series of new directives he said are aimed at purging the U.S. military of the “woke garbage” that has infected it for years, and he specifically said all service members — including the highest-ranking officers — will be required to meet weight requirements and pass physical fitness tests twice a year.
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20:34Trump's Military Vision

US media continues to heavily focus on the looming government shutdown, with a midnight deadline approaching and blame being traded between parties (CBS, NBC News, NPR, NYTimes, USA Today). Concurrently, President Trump and Secretary of War Hegseth's addresses to military leaders, including calls to use US cities as training grounds and ending 'woke' policies, remain a prominent topic (Breitbart, CNN, Common Dreams, Fox News, HuffPost, One America News Network, AP News, The Daily Beast, Washington Times).
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22:44Government Faces Midnight Closure

US media continues to heavily focus on the looming government shutdown, with a midnight deadline approaching and blame being traded between parties (ABC News, CBS, Fox News, MSNBC, NPR, NYTimes, Washington Post, AP News, The Daily Wire, USA Today, Washington Examiner, Reason, The Atlantic, NBC News). Concurrently, President Trump and Secretary of War Hegseth's addresses to military leaders, including calls to end 'woke' policies, remain a prominent topic (Breitbart, The Daily Beast, Daily Caller, CNN, HuffPost, Slate, The Blaze, Washington Times).
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Tuesday unveiled a series of new directives he said are aimed at purging the U.S. military of the “woke garbage” that has infected it for years, and he specifically said all service members — including the highest-ranking officers — will be required to meet weight requirements and pass physical fitness tests twice a year.
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