Glasgow, Rose Docherty, 75, held a sign within 200m of a hospital under Scotland’s abortion-safe zones law. Prosecutors dropped the case. ADF calls it a free-speech win and says the zones curb influence near clinics.

DaVita says a March–April 2025 ransomware attack exposed data for about 916,000 people, including SSNs, dates of birth and medical records. Interlock blames the attack; DaVita offers free identity protection and asks victims to enroll by Nov. 28.

Near Bristol Township, a Pennsylvania fisherman snagged an alligator in Magnolia Lake, filming as the line snapped. Police warned visitors; wildlife officials were notified. A night-wrapped alligator wrangler handed the reptile to park rangers to return to Florida, calling it probably a released pet.

Bible engagement is rising among youth. Gen Z in the U.S. and UK 18–24s show growing attendance; Russia’s Bible sales jump 50%; Catholics revive in France, the U.S. and Britain; monasteries report waitlists. Experts urge real study and dialogue, aided by apps and videos.

Lancashire constabulary urges retailers to hire 'customer greeters' and extra security under Operation Vulture to deter shoplifting—about 1,400 cases daily. Guidance calls for warning signs, calm talks, and safe questions to spot anxious or baggy-clad thieves.

The Digest, 8/17/2025 @930AM, CDT

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