In New Orleans, the mother of 12-year-old Bryan Vasquez faces second-degree cruelty to a juvenile and negligent homicide after he vanished Aug. 14 and was found Aug. 26 in a lagoon. Authorities say Bryan had a traumatic brain injury and a history of inadequate supervision.

Erika Kirk spoke after the tragedy, a moment the piece calls galvanizing. It says opponents caused the blaze and notes a surge in Turning Point chapters and funds; supporters appear as Esther-like virtue. It frames the reaction as coming from the "far right" and the "progressive."

Louis Sarkozy in Menton seeks a municipal post with no platform yet, framed as renewal. He has not decided LR or an independent bid. Menton’s politics bear the mark of a port manager SPL and accounting lapses; past mayors vowed to clean up.

In Utah, Tyler Robinson, the killer in the Kirk case, was arrested after a 33-hour manhunt; prosecutors may charge aggravated murder. The death-penalty is debated as Utah's rules and 60-day notices complicate the case; Cox and Trump press for it, though executions are rare.

Starmer vowed Britain will never surrender the flag to violence, urging peaceful protest and police protection. In the Met, up to 150,000 rallied for Unite the Kingdom under Tommy Robinson; 26 officers injured, 25 arrested for disorder.

The Digest, 9/14/2025 @1100AM, CDT

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