Two New York courts ruled. Trump lied to banks about his worth. Engoron ordered $517 million in disgorgement, plus interest and asset-sale money. Moulton wiped out the asset-sale share and offered no fix for interest. Trump calls it victory.

The UN says famine grips parts of Gaza. About a quarter of the two million residents are affected, and more may fall by September. Israel calls it Hamas-sourced and a blood libel. Aid kitchens show civilians starving.

A Missouri man died from Naegleria fowleri, a rare brain-eating amoeba. He may have contracted it at the Lake of the Ozarks while water-skiing. The disease is rare. Precautions include nose clips, avoiding stirred sediment, and using boiled or distilled water for sinus rinses.

Gosselin denies stealing the kids' college funds. She says the money in her hands paid for college and the children have enough.

Hannah stays in touch and works twelve-hour pediatric nurse shifts. Fees cut her earnings, but she helps other families.

In Tower Hamlets, a resident on GB News praised a flag scene. Palestinian flags were swapped for St George's crosses, later removed by the council. A second team installed Union flags; officials say unauthorized flags on council property will be removed.

The Digest, 8/23/2025 @400PM, CDT

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