Two died, three wounded in a terrorist attack. Sharren Haskel says the BBC refused to interview her after years on BBC programs. She will ask hard questions to defend Jews.

Tariffs threaten the world. France Industrie warns upheaval. 20% for six months, then 10% for 90 days, then 15% in August; steel/aluminium +50%, autos +25%. The piece cites Trump's "Liberation Day" and the uncertainty for French firms.

North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein signs Iryna’s Law, tightening bail checks and banning cashless bail for most violent crimes and repeat offenders. He backs the safety goal but criticizes a late amendment on firing squads and calls for a broader crime bill with more police and prevention.

Faith leaders say attendance up 15% and Bible sales rising, the "Charlie Kirk Effect" after Charlie Kirk’s assassination. His widow says revival followed his death and a wish to be remembered for courage.

Carrefour stores in Jordan, Oman, Kuwait and Bahrain became HyperMax after closures by Majid Al Futtaim, amid boycott pressure. Experts see retail strain; Carrefour denies West Bank ties; activists call it progress.

Trump says peace in the Middle East is very close as Hamas agrees to talks and hostage releases. Hamas would run Gaza with independent Palestinian technocrats. Trump urges Israel to stop bombing Gaza.

The Digest, 10/3/2025 @1000PM, CDT

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