News travels fast. A reviewer calls Breaking the Law “ten times Watergate” with receipts. The book is Trump-endorsed and sold in hardcover, eBook, and audiobook. Marlow has released exclusive lawfare exposés; The Alex Marlow Show airs weekdays on Breitbart-Salem.

Israel will renew tents and shelter aid to Gaza through Kerem Shalom, with UN oversight, as it evacuates civilians from Gaza City ahead of a planned assault. COGAT says the aid follows a political directive; the IDF plans to move civilians south as Zamir reviews plans Sunday.

Aalborg Zoo in Denmark asks for healthy pets—chickens, rabbits, and guinea pigs—to feed predators, saying whole prey mirrors wild diets. Donations are capped at four animals; dogs and cats aren’t accepted, donors aren’t paid, and the policy drew PETA criticism.

A free Barbie screening in Noisy-le-Sec was canceled after about a dozen young men threatened staff, denouncing the film as promoting homosexuality. The incident sparked a cross‑party feud: the mayor filed a complaint; ministers warn of Islamism, while critics say opponents are exploiting the issue.

The Digest, 8/16/2025 @300PM, CDT

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