In Gaza, crowds line up for aid, waiting up to ten hours in the sun. Hunger has sharpened people. Islam Abou Ghassan says hunger has made them wild and that Israel steers trucks into dangerous routes, causing injuries and sniper fire.

In Las Vegas, Carlos Nava, 49, faces trial for sex assaults on up to 17 women over two decades. He has been deported eight times. He pulled an Alford plea on one count; prosecutors kept all charges. DNA ties him to the case. Next court date Oct. 9.

St. Thérèse’s relics begin a U.S. tour in Royal Oak, Michigan, on display through Oct. 8, then head to California. The visit marks 100 years since her canonization; the “little way” inspires many, including Mother Teresa.

Eric Trump, on Breitbart’s Alex Marlow Show, says crypto bypasses a 120-day know-your-customer rule to borrow money, calling it democracy in finance and saying you won’t be debanked. He says the Trump 2028 hat in the Oval Office was trolling, and that “rewrite the rules” followed the uproar.

London’s housing crisis grows as authorities move the homeless to other counties. In Harlow, Dilawar and his family live in a cramped, moldy converted-office flat with no oven and nearby drug activity. The strain on households without permanent housing shows.

The Digest, 10/1/2025 @1030PM, CDT

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