In Michigan, a high school student violently threw a metal chair at a teacher, causing her head injuries. The incident, captured on video, led to the arrest of both students involved. The teacher is now recovering and plans to return to work. In politics, Democrat Governor Kathy Hochul criticized Republicans for voicing concerns about migrants without offering any solutions. She called for stricter border controls from Congress. 

In the sports world, the Red Sox community mourns the loss of Tim Wakefield, a legendary pitcher known for his knuckleball. Wakefield, who battled brain cancer, spent the majority of his career with the Red Sox, setting records and winning two World Series titles. Even after retiring, he remained devoted to the franchise as the honorary chairman of the Red Sox Foundation. 

Meanwhile, in the realm of politics and foreign affairs, Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida proposed an unexpected offer. He suggested granting Democrats subpoena power on the House Oversight Committee to help remove House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, a fellow Republican. Gaetz denied having direct conversations with Democrats, but pledged them subpoena power in exchange for their assistance.

Lastly, a Russian hacker group called KillNet made headlines by claiming responsibility for a targeted attack on the Royal Family's official website. Led by KillMilk, the group labeled the virtual assault as an "attack on paedophiles." Notably, this is not the first time KillNet has targeted the Royal Family, having previously launched a DDoS attack that took down their website.

The Digest, 10/1/2023 @630PM, CDT

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