Monday, Sept. 30

• The Federal Aviation Administration certifies UPS drone delivery business; becomes nation’s first.
• House committee chairs subpoenas Trump’s personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani.
• GOP Rep. Chris Collins resigns from congress following insider trading charges. 
• Trump reportedly pressured Austrailian prime minister to help Attorney General William Bar find information on the mueller investigation.

Tuesday, Oct. 1

• Senator and democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders experiences chest discomfort during campaign event; undergoes heart surgery to put two stents into place. It was later confirmed that Sanders had a heart attack.
• A federal court rules that the FCC cannot bar states from passing their own net neutrality laws. 
• Republican Chuck Grassely defends the Ukraine whistleblower.

Wednesday, Oct. 2

• Ex-Dallas police officer is sentenced to 10 years after entering the wrong apartment and killing her neighbor.
• Pompeo confirms he was on call with President Trump during call with Ukraine president.
• Ed Buck, well-known Democratic donor, was indicted for distributing meth. 

Thursday, Oct. 3

• House GOP leader Kevin McCarthy calls on Speaker Nancy Pelosi to suspend impeachment inquiry into President Trump.
• Four officers stabbed to death by employee in Paris police headquarters.
• Authorities extend curfew to more Iraqi cities as death toll rises from protests.
• Energy Secretary Rick Perry expected to resign in November.

Friday, Oct. 4

• Iran-linked group tried to hack U.S. 2020 presidential campaigns, Microsoft says.
• Actress Diahann Carroll dies at the age of 84. 
• Supreme Court will hear arguments on issue of abortion for the first time since Kavanaugh’s appointment.
• According to The Hill, the U.S. added 136,000 jobs in September.