NewsOne MAY 2025  
SWEEPS ADVISORY 
  
** ORIGINAL ADVISORY SENT 5-1-25 **
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NewsOne is pleased to offer the following stories and coverage for your use during the May sweeps.  All stories will be made available for early morning newscasts on the day listed, except where otherwise noted. Please note that some story delivery dates may change; we will advise you as soon as possible of any changes.     
THURSDAY, APRIL 24:  
USED CAR SALES SURGE - TIPS FOR BUYING
Amid economic uncertainty and an increasingly competitive market, potential car-buyers are facing a surge in used car sales and soaring prices. ABC’s Nicole D'Antonio reports on how to navigate the used car market.
TUESDAY, APRIL 29:  
TRUMP ADMINISTRATION FIRST 100 DAYS
President Trump will mark 100 days in office of his second administration. The weeks since Trump returned to office have been a whirlwind of activity to show Americans that his administration is relentlessly pursuing his promises, with action on issues including immigration and levying tariffs on other countries. But if recent polling is any indication - not everyone is on board with the frantic pace of Trump's changes. He has faced lawsuits over some of his actions, meaning much of what he's done could be undone as cases play out. ABC News White House Correspondent Karen Travers reports.
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FRIDAY, MAY 2:  
DIDDY TRIAL ADVANCER
The trial against one of hip hop’s biggest moguls is set to begin Monday. Sean Diddy Combs has been behind bars since September, held on sex trafficking and racketeering charges. Soon some of the alleged victims who’ve accused him of sex crimes will take the stand to testify against him. Combs has denied all charges and accusations. ABC's Reena Roy reports on how we got here and what to expect from this high-profile trial.
MONDAY, MAY 5:  
HOW TO NEGOTIATE MEDICAL EXPENSES
Medical bills can be a financial burden for many people, and the different charges can be difficult to navigate especially if your bill has inaccuracies or you feel you were overcharged. We'll hear from an expert on what your options are.
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DIDDY TRIAL COVERAGE (BEGINS MONDAY, MAY 5):
NewsOne will be at the courthouse in Manhattan covering key days in the trial of Sean Combs, beginning with the first day of jury selection, scheduled for Monday, May 5. Please check the Topstory advisory for our daily coverage plans on the story.
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TUESDAY, MAY 6:  
SUMMER TRAVEL ON A BUDGET
As we approach the busy summer travel season, consumers are taking a closer look at their travel budget. Despite being faced with increased economic uncertainty, many Americans are looking to cut back in other areas and still prioritize their summer vacations. We'll hear from Hayley Berg at Hopper on ways to save.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 7:  
EMPOWERING WOMEN THROUGH RUNNING
The popularity of running continues to grow, with many people choosing to join running clubs as a way to train with others, but what about those who are intimidated by the competitive and sometimes inclusive nature of these clubs? 261 Fearless is a non-profit global running organization for women of all abilities, inspired by one woman's courage and the idea to turn it into a movement to empower women.
THURSDAY, MAY 8:  
CAMPING TRENDS AND TIPS
Kampgrounds of America reports that more Americans are going camping, with 11 million more households camping in 2024 versus 2019. KOA's President and CEO, Toby O'Rourke, offers tips for those who are new to vacationing in the great outdoors.
FRIDAY, MAY 9:  
SPRING CLEAN YOUR FINANCES
It's time for spring cleaning, and that goes for your wallet too. We'll have expert tips on how to tidy up your finances.
MONDAY, MAY 12:  
AAPI HISTORY MONTH: STOP AAPI HATE
It's been 5 years since the organization Stop AAPI Hate was founded to document the rise of COVID-19-related anti-Asian racism in the early stages of the global pandemic. What has the impact been and what more needs to be done?
TUESDAY, MAY 13:  
HOW TO EDUCATE YOUR KIDS ABOUT MONEY
It's important for kids to learn financial literacy before they become adults. We'll have expert tips from Nerdwallet on how to teach your kids about money.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 14:  
MILITARY APPRECIATION MONTH: HEROIC GARDENS
Heroic Gardens is a mental health organization that is dedicated solely to Veterans with the goal of using horticulture as a form of personal healing. We talk to veterans about their experience and share how others can get involved.
THURSDAY, MAY 15:  
MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR SUMMER INTERNSHIP
Ahead of summer internship and college graduation season, Daniel Zhao at Glassdoor provides tips on how to make sure your internship helps prepare you for your career.
FRIDAY, MAY 16:  
WNBA SEASON PREVIEW
ABC will broadcast an opening weekend doubleheader on May 17 featuring the Las Vegas Aces vs. the New York Liberty at 1 p.m. ET and the Chicago Sky vs. the Indiana Fever at 3 p.m. ET. The Liberty vs. Aces game will be a rematch of last season’s epic semifinals, while the Fever vs. Sky will feature last year's star rookies, Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese.
MONDAY, MAY 19:  
MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS MONTH: LIVING WITH OCD
We'll take a deeper look at obsessive-compulsive disorder by looking at the different types of OCD, bringing awareness to misconceptions surrounding the disorder, and sharing what those facing this type of mental health struggle experience.
TUESDAY, MAY 20:  
SUMMER SAFETY FOR KIDS
Summer break is around the corner and it’s a popular time for kids to get outside and have fun. But with that fun comes a warning. Summer is a dangerous time for kids, 41% of all child injury deaths happen during the summer. We'll go over ways to keep your kids safe.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 21:  
MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND SALES
Many stores will be offering deals for Memorial Day Weekend. Smart Shopping Expert Trae Bodge shares tips on how to make the most of the sales.
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If you have any questions about the NewsOne sweeps stories, please e-mail Mara Bush at mara.a.bush@abc.com