Cook went to a federal court. He asked what “for cause” means for removing a Fed governor. He’d import FTC-style grounds—malfeasance, neglect—and wonders if pre-appointment mortgage claims count. The case tests how far courts will override Congress’s plan to keep the Fed independent.

On a TV panel, the gun debate lives again. The Trace’s Mike Spies backs bans that could include handguns. Katy Tur says most Americans don’t own guns and want tighter laws; Spies says lawmakers lack knowledge, there are too many guns, and they’re too easy to get.

Labour plans to extend National Insurance to rental income to plug a £50bn gap. It would hit landlords. The piece calls it class warfare that would push rents higher, and argues for spending cuts and tax relief instead.

Frey says he can’t read a shooter’s mind and warns against villainizing trans or Catholic communities. He urges love for children and prevention. This isn’t about teams, but actions; villainize the act, not the people, and don’t fit facts to a narrative.

The Digest, 8/29/2025 @1200AM, CDT

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