The White House and the State Department move to curb ISIS‑linked killings of Christians in sub‑Saharan Africa. Congo has 49 dead; Nigeria, 27. Open Doors notes the violence. Officials say religious freedom is a security priority and they will act.

Washington sees subpoenas as renewed pressure on the Clintons. Rep. Comer demands answers about Clinton trips on Epstein’s plane and prior denials. Epstein’s longtime butler says he didn’t kill himself, pointing to a photo of Bill Clinton on the Lolita Express and ties to the Clintons.

UK ministers warn Facebook, X, Instagram and TikTok face heavy fines under the Online Safety Act for curbing lawful speech. Penalties reach 10% of revenue or 18 million pounds. Officials say the act guards children and free expression; Labour calls enforcement overzealous amid US concerns.

In Denmark, Aalborg Zoo asked for pet donations — guinea pigs, rabbits, chickens, horses — to be euthanized and fed to predators to mimic a natural diet. The post drew backlash and was closed. Officials say the practice is common in Denmark and point to the Copenhagen giraffe case.

The Digest, 8/10/2025 @600AM, CDT

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