On a Utah campus, Charlie Kirk was shot and killed. Vigils spread; faith mattered. Turning Point USA plans a memorial at the Cardinals stadium.

Nan Goldin says her sister’s suicide opened her eyes. The camera gave her a voice. She left home at fifteen, found chosen family in friends like David Armstrong, and grew up in Boston suburbs with liberal parents and Jewish roots.

Rubio visited Jerusalem’s Western Wall with Netanyahu, praying for peace as Gaza tensions rise after the Qatar Hamas strike. He weighs West Bank annexation amid UN moves; the White House warns it could derail the Abraham Accords. He will meet Sa’ar and Herzog.

Keir Starmer said Britain will not surrender its flag to violence; a London march drew 110,000–150,000, and 26 police were injured. Peter Kyle criticised Elon Musk for his “violence is coming” remark; leaders urged unity.

A British piece says illegal migration by small boats has spiralled, burdening taxpayers and stirring anger at perceived generosity. It cites protests and flag-waving as defense of identity, and criticises plans like “one in, one out” and Rwanda, urging detention of entrants.

The Digest, 9/14/2025 @200PM, CDT

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