Tel Aviv hostages’ families pressed for release as a new Gaza phase began. They called for tougher action—strikes or civil resistance.

Luu Anh Tuan, VTRE chair, sought U.S. backing to bring rare-earth separation tech to America to blunt China. Vietnam raided VTRE; Tuan pled guilty, facing 16 years and a $10 million fine; allies say coercion.

Unlimited Tomorrow’s TrueLimb is a 3D-printed arm under $8,000, built from remote scans, with a breathable socket and six grip patterns. It uses 30+ sensors for muscle control with haptic feedback, OTA updates, and remote delivery.

In Texas, Middleton says redistricting could save America, with five GOP seats possible; Democrats fled to block the agenda; bills stalled include SB7 on female spaces and flood relief.

In the UK, benefit claims for ages 50–64 rose to 1.99 million, up 600k since 2020, driven by long-term sickness. Reform calls loom: a National Work and Health Service and a WorkWell scheme.

Gage, Till and Kaden Helms spread faith to Gen Z on social media; a back-to-school clip drew 220k followers. They say faith brings fulfillment and will wrestle at Gardner-Webb University.

The Digest, 8/10/2025 @530AM, CDT

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