Broad daylight in Puerto Banus. A 25-year-old man was shot dead. A cap-wearing man, posing as a tourist, did the shooting. A 38-year-old man was arrested. Nordic links are suspected as the coast swells with tourist crowds.

In Washington, Nicholas Roske, now Sophie, drew eight years in federal prison for an attempted murder plot against Justice Kavanaugh; prosecutors had sought life. Judge Deborah Boardman leaned toward the defense; White House praise rode amid left-wing violence.

Dusty Slay says sobriety and faith carried him from a local comic to Netflix stardom.

Trump signs an order to use AI against pediatric cancer. xAI hires game developers. The AI market could hit 29 trillion this year. SAG-AFTRA condemns an AI-created actress; the National Mall tests autonomous lawnmowers; schools use AI for threat detection and mental-health alerts.

In Essex, Michelle Hempstead, 34, died after a large-dog bite; the coroner ruled it accidental during a brief fight over chicken nuggets. She was a mother of five who’d lost a daughter. Pom and Trigg were disclaimed for destruction.

In Israel, hostage families push for mass rallies as Trump’s Gaza plan gains steam; Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square aims to draw thousands. Israel signals readiness for the plan’s first stage and talks in Sharm el-Sheikh; anti-government and Arab protests are planned nearby.

The Digest, 10/4/2025 @800AM, CDT

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