Trump sat with Blair and Kushner, weighing Gaza policy: food aid, hostages, and what comes after. Blair urged a post‑war plan. Washington stays close with Israel, opposing partial hostage deals while weighing a move on Gaza City.

Amir Khan jabbed at the Paul–Davis exhibition, calling it disgusting and saying it could harm boxing. He praised Turki Alalshikh's stance. He noted the 200 lb vs 135 lb mismatch, said safety standards matter, and spoke of money and end‑of‑career motives.

Robin Westman is cast as proof of the hazards of leftism, the piece says, linking anti-Trump, anti-Israel, anti-Christian views and gender identity to violence. It cites a pattern of shooters tagged 'Trans' and argues left‑leaning culture indoctrinates youth.

Grassley says he was naive about Biden and doubts he’ll be remembered as a great president or senator; Biden seems guided by staff. He says Hunter’s pardon shouldn’t have happened and backs the blue‑slip tradition as Trump weighs a challenge.

Jack Smith says his two Trump prosecutions were by the book and free of political influence. A DOJ watchdog is reviewing him; Cotton calls it lawfare. Smith’s lawyers insist the record shows strict legal compliance and urge OSC to rely on it.

The Digest, 8/27/2025 @630PM, CDT

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