It's Friday, October 10th. I'm Jane Koston, and this is What Today, the show congratulating Kendrick Lamar on defeating Drake again, this time in a federal court.

On Thursday, a judge dismissed Drake's defamation lawsuit against his own record label for publishing and promoting Kendrick Lamar's anti-Drake

disc track, not like us. The judge found that, quote, the average listener is not under

the impression that a disc track is a product of a thoughtful or disinterested investigation,

conveying to the public fact-checked verifiable content. Or, as Lamar himself once said, quote,

The audience not dumb.

Shape the stories how you want.

Hey, Drake, they're not slow.

On today's show, a federal judge temporarily blocks President Donald Trump's National

Guard deployment in Chicago,

and trick-or-treaters this year might find their bags less full of chocolate and more full of

gum. But let's start with, well, actually, it's hard to know where to start, because this week

has been a lot. First, there's the Trump administration brokered ceasefire and the war in Gaza. On Thursday,

Israel's cabinet approved the first phase of an agreement between Hamas and Israel. This phase would

center on an end to the fighting in Gaza and the return of all Israeli hostages living and dead.

And the reaction in both central Israel and in Gaza appeared to be one

of jubilance and relief. Here's the town of Khan Yunus in Gaza. But this is just the first step

in a long process, one with plenty of potential roadblocks.

The news didn't stop there, with Trump-threatening National Guard deployments in both Chicago and Portland

and both cities responding by heading to court.

And don't forget, we're in the second week of a government shutdown with no end in sight.

So much has happened, in fact, that you may have missed Health and Human Services

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