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#politics
GB News: Epping migrants 'pleased' after Home Office court victory as locals protest
Court of Appeal ruled for the Home Office, overturning an injunction and letting 138 asylum seekers stay at The Bell Hotel in Epping.
The justices said the earlier ruling was flawed and noted capacity must be found elsewhere; residents vow to return.
Fox News: Top Senate Republican ready to 'roll over' Democrats with rule change to confirm Trump nominees
Senate Republicans push to go nuclear to advance Trump's nominees as talks with Democrats collapse over funding.
Backlog at 145 nominations; Barrasso hints at new rules or recess appointments. Dems call nominees 'historically bad' as Sept. 30 funding deadline looms.
#society
The Federalist: 20 Years Later, New Orleans Triumphs Over Hurricane Katrina
Katrina left New Orleans flooded as levees failed and surge-borne channels worsened the blow; officials failed at every level, and the poor paid the price.
Yet residents rebuilt with aid; the Saints returned and the Superdome hosted the Super Bowl again.
#health
Liberty Nation News: High on Health: A Trojan Horse to Fight Cancer - Liberty Nation News
Columbia researchers pair bacteria with a cancer-killing virus to deliver therapy into tumors, aiming to dodge immune clearance.
No human trials yet; early data in Nature Biomedical Engineering show Salmonella typhimurium carrying Senecavirus A can reach and attack tumors.
#sports
The Federalist: Lee Corso Epitomizes The Spectacle Of Modern College Football
Lee Corso will make his final College GameDay appearance this Saturday.
A former Florida State QB and coach, Corso popularized headgear picks and turned GameDay into a college-football showcase; he retires at 90.