Manchester: Four were injured when a car rammed and a stabbing hit outside Heaton Park Synagogue as Yom Kippur ended. Armed police declared a major incident and fired on the suspect. Police investigate.

Seoul: Unions protest Trump’s tariffs toward South Korea. He says tariffs are reciprocal to shrink the 2024 deficit, a geopolitical tool hitting furniture, trucks and medicines; EU fines and Bolsonaro’s case are cited.

Washington: Democrats blocked a clean funding bill. Republicans say funding hinges on extending health care to parolees under Subtitle B. Democrats push back, saying the plan would broaden coverage.

Jeffries held five YouTube streams about the shutdown. They drew few viewers. Only four of twenty-six frontline Democrats joined; AOC did not participate. Republicans mock it as a weak telethon.

Danbury: Parish Council bans hardball cricket at Dawson Memorial Field after a May incident. Three clubs rely on it; a 3,000-signature petition opposed the move; a long-term plan is under review.

Grass-fed beef grows popular worldwide. It is seen as ethical and environmentally sound away from CAFOs. Proponents note omega-3s and nutrients; critics warn of cost.

The Digest, 10/2/2025 @600AM, CDT

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