Doha feels the heat. The Qatar prime minister says Israeli strikes on Hamas in Doha crushed hope for hostages and calls for Netanyahu to face justice. Doha rethinks its role in Gaza talks. The world speaks— the UN, Macron, Starmer— and Hamas says leaders survived. Trump says he wasn’t warned.

In Charlotte, Bondi says the DOJ may seek the death penalty for Decarlos Brown Jr. in Iryna Zarutska’s stabbing on the light rail. Trump presses for a swift death-penalty trial and blames city policies.

Spotify rolls out lossless for Premium, built into plans, with no extra fee. Rollout finishes by October. Enable per device; wired gear required. Partners: Sony, Bose, Samsung; more to come.

In Washington, a moment of silence for Charlie Kirk devolves into shouting. Boebert pushes for spoken prayer; Johnson tries to restore order. Kirk was killed at a Turning Point USA event. Trump mourns him; Democrats condemn violence and urge unity.

Harris says Biden aides disliked her Gaza ceasefire speech in Selma, urging a six-week truce and more aid; it went viral. She claims staff wouldn’t back her and tried to keep her from eclipsing Biden, citing his age and withdrawal.

The Kennedy Center holds a moment of silence for Charlie Kirk after his shooting at Utah Valley University; lockdown follows. TPUSA confirms his death; Trump and Melania pay tributes, flags at half-mast, as athletes and celebrities offer condolences and gun-control talk.

The Digest, 9/11/2025 @130AM, CDT

Loading...