In Dalton-in-Furness, a multi‑million pound mosque won approval. Protestors cried foul. A 70,000‑signature petition rode the wind. Officials warn of traffic and parking—11 spaces for 40–50 doctors at Furness General. Supporters speak of religious rights. Locals start a GoFundMe to challenge the ruling.

Two Leviev victims tell AFP they’re glad he was arrested in Georgia, at Interpol’s request. The Tinder Swindler posed as a wealthy heir to swindle women; victims say the arrest brings relief and they may testify.

Ted Cruz says the First Amendment protects speech, including hate speech, and you cannot be prosecuted for it. He argues those celebrating Charlie Kirk’s murder should face non-criminal consequences. Bondi’s stance on hate speech drew criticism and a walkback; Kirk opposed prosecuting hate speech.

The Digest, 9/17/2025 @130AM, CDT

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